The DNA has opened a criminal case regarding the modernization of the "Delta Dunării" Tulcea Airport, following a notification from FACIAS, concerning possible fraud with European funds.
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The DNA prosecutors are investigating the modernization of the 'Delta Dunării' Airport in Tulcea, a project worth 70 million euros, following a report from the FACIAS Foundation. The investigation focuses on possible fraud with European funds and abuse of office. The airport, with a capacity of 400 passengers per hour, had a traffic of only 47 passengers in the first five months of 2025, while the allowances of the Board of Directors have tripled. FACIAS is requesting transparency and explanations regarding the funding and the project's impact on the community.
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FACIAS: DNA anchetă asupra investițiilor de 70 de milioane de euro la Aeroportul Tulcea
DNA investighează investiții de 70 de milioane de euro la Aeroportul Tulcea, utilizat lunar de doar 7 pasageri, după sesizarea FACIAS
DNA anchetează investiţiile de 70 de milioane de euro la aeroportul din România cu 7 pasageri pe lună
Aeroportul din Tulcea, modernizat cu 70 de milioane de euro, dar folosit de doar șapte pasageri pe lună. DNA a deschis dosar penal
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