Satu Mare

Most new COVID-19 cases in Romania reported by Bucharest City - 38; zero cases in 10 counties

Most of the newly confirmed COVID-19 cases in Romania since the previous reporting were recorded in Bucharest City - 38 and the counties of Timis - 21, Constanta - 15, and Cluj - 13, the Strategic Communication Group (GCS), the official novel coronavirus communication task force, reported on Tuesday. No new cases were recorded in 10 counties.

#2019PresidentialElection/ Mircea Diaconu says not vote-hungry, just speaking out on aspects that usually go unsaid

Independent presidential candidate Mircea Diaconu, who is backed by the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats (ALDE), Pro Romania and the Neoliberal Party, said on Tuesday in Satu Mare that he "has no idea" what his chances of winning the presidency are and that he doesn't think about that, as his campaign focus is on explaining certain things to the Romanians.

Cartel ALFA: Swedish appliance producer Electrolux threatens to relocate production from Satu Mare to Poland

The Swedish owner of Electrolux Satu Mare threatens, through the voice of the workers who did not join the strike, to relocate its production to Poland, informs a release issued by president of the "Cartel ALFA" National Trade Union Confederation Bogdan Hossu on Friday. The reaction of the union leader comes after 100 non-striking employees sent an open letter to their striking fellows.

Code Orange for scorching heat in 10 counties in western, eastern Romania, Monday and Tuesday

The counties of Satu Mare, Bihor, Arad, Timis, Caras-Severin, Mehedinti, Botosani, Iasi, Bacau and Vaslui will be on Monday and Tuesday under Code Orange for scorching heat, with the heat wave with highs frequently reaching 35-37 degrees Celsius to persist in all regions, under Code Yellow for scorching heat.

Geomagnetic scanning reveals 3000-year old tribal centre in northwestern Romania

Geomagnetic scans uncovered a tribal centre of the 1st millennium BC in the commune of Cauas, Satu Mare County. Local archaeologists continue their searches alongside their fellows of the Cologne University of Germany.

Photo credit: Cristian NISTOR / AGERPRES ARCHIVE

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