ISU Giurgiu commissioned a SMURD crew at PTF Giurgiu-Ruse, which will remain there until September 15
During the summer, the flow of people passing through Giurgiu Customs increases considerably and because the temperatures are high and the waiting times are long, many people need medical care. To come to their aid, the Local Inspectorate for Emergency Situations put into operation a SMURD crew at the border that will remain there until September 15.
Reporter: Marcela Petcu – A crew of paramedics is ready to intervene around the clock at the Giurgiu-Russian Border Crossing Point.
Cristian Stroiescu, platoon adjutant: Complete crew, three parametrics. We can provide first aid at the scene or transport them to the emergency department. The SMURD ambulance is located in a visible place, at the entrance to the country, so that citizens who need first aid can easily see us.
Paramedics were requested to intervene in several medical cases.
Cătălin Pascal, platoon leader: Some with certain intoxications due to the road, fainting states, sitting in the car for a long time in the heat, you can imagine, such a long way. The most prone were the elderly.
The SMURD first aid crew from the Giurgiu Border Crossing Point will be available until September 15
A network of human traffickers was destroyed by DIICOT Mehedinţi
A network of human traffickers was dismantled by DIICOT Mehedinţi, and two individuals were pre-arrested. The members of the group collected girls from poor social backgrounds, whom they took to France, where they forced them to practice prostitution. The money obtained was sent to the country where, in other people’s names, land and luxury cars were bought. As a result of the searches, laptops, mobile phones, data storage units, bank cards and large sums of money were seized. Simultaneously with the actions in the country, in France, the authorities interviewed several people and seized several goods, the actions being coordinated by Eurojust, the RRA reporter told us.
Representatives of the National Antidrug Agency will be on duty at the Saga and Neversea festivals
A weekend of electronic music festivals – Saga in Bucharest and Neversea in Constanţa – is coming up, and the employees of the Ministry of the Interior are on duty to prevent any unwanted events. This morning, the MAI staff were in the North Railway Station in the capital, where they talked to those who go to the festivals and explained to them how they should protect their property, but also how to contact the authorities in case who were victims of attacks. And the representatives of the National Anti-Drug Agency distributed bracelets to the participants, as well as protection kits against the placement of prohibited substances in the glasses used at the festivals.
Chief Commissioner Iuliana Teodorescu from the National Anti-Drug Agency: Our specialists organize information and training sessions in the field of drug prevention among the festival organizers, with the security personnel, as well as with the volunteers accredited at the festivals. Also, the National Anti-Drug Agency recently launched the „Safe festival” campaign, addressed to the participants of these musical events, where they can receive complete and correct information about the effects of drug use, about preventive measures and what to do in special situations/aionita
