Raed Arafat confirmed that the Ro-Alert messages were sent during the floods in Suceava and Neamț, refuting claims to the contrary.
Liviu Brăteanu
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DSU head Raed Arafat said the Ro-Alert alert system is working effectively and that the messages were transmitted during the floods in Suceava and Neamt. He emphasized the importance of these alerts for the safety of citizens and criticized influencers who teach people to deactivate Ro-Alert, thus putting their lives at risk. Mr. Arafat rejected false information about non-transmission of the messages and encouraged the population to listen to the authorities' recommendations in emergency situations.
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