Mihai Enache, the leader of the AUR deputies, launched harsh criticisms against Raed Arafat, accusing him of transforming the emergency system into a mechanism of panic and of governing through fear. AUR claims that the constant issuance of alerts and alarmist messages affects public trust and compromises the effectiveness of the alert system. Enache emphasizes that Romania needs responsibility, not fear, and calls for Arafat's immediate resignation to restore credibility in managing emergency situations.
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