Sinaia: The Ministry of Culture, through INP, is assessing the impact of severe weather on heritage, including damage to monuments and historic buildings
Emese Grancsa
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The Ministry of Culture has initiated an assessment of the cultural heritage in Sinaia, affected by extreme weather phenomena. A team of specialists from the National Heritage Institute will check the damage to monuments, including Peles Castle and Villa Luminiș. Minor damage was recorded at Sinaia Train Station and the Clock Tower. The Ministry is working with local authorities for a detailed assessment and will continue to monitor the situation.
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