Tanczos Barna accuses the lack of professionalism in managing the drinking water crisis in Prahova and Dâmbovița, demanding resignations and the restructuring of the water supply system.

Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna severely criticized the way the drinking water crisis in Prahova and Dâmbovița counties was managed, accusing the lack of professionalism and accountability from those responsible. He called for resignations and a restructuring of the water supply system, emphasizing that the priorities must be ensuring water for the population. Tanczos mentioned that untrained individuals end up leading vital institutions, which contributes to crises like the one in Paltinu. The Deputy Prime Minister proposed the establishment of a unique water distribution structure, led by specialists, to prevent such situations in the future. He emphasized that the current political tensions do not help solve the problem and called for a focus on concrete solutions. The water crisis affects over 107,000 people, and the resumption of supply is estimated for December 8.