Some time earlier, Sector 4 was affected by a major breakdown on the Berceni Main, and approximately 90% of consumers (around 300,000 people) were left without hot water for four days after a 60-year-old district heating pipe ruptured. The authorities convened an emergency meeting with representatives of Termoenergetica and ELCEN and decided to shut down CET Progresul for intervention, respectively restart CET Sud to supply Sectors 2 and 3, without, however, there being an alternative solution for Sector 4.
Children and teenagers under the age of 18 from Sector 4 will receive free dental treatments, including orthodontic treatment and braces, through a program funded by the local administration. The announcement was made on Tuesday, November 10, by Mayor Daniel Băluță.
The “Everything for Our Children’s Smiles” program is being carried out at the Dental Clinic on Olteniței Road, built by Sector 4 and managed by Bucharest University Emergency Hospital. Children can receive medical services for issues such as tooth decay, as well as orthodontic treatments.
The clinic has 64 dental offices and equipment for specialist consultations and treatments. According to the mayor, the local administration directly funds the clinic’s operations so that services are available daily.
The program also includes support for adults in difficult social circumstances, including vulnerable people and seniors. They can receive reimbursed treatments if they contact the Social Assistance Directorate and meet the eligibility criteria established by a Local Council decision.
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