Employees of the Sector 5 City Hall have started repair work in the classrooms of 'Dimitrie Bolintineanu' High School, affected by the explosion on October 17, which caused three deaths and 15 injuries. Local authorities will install fences to secure the entrances to the stairwell of the damaged building and the windows of the ground floor apartments, considering the risk of collapse. The General Directorate of Local Police Sector 5 will increase the number of surveillance cameras and will secure the perimeter with local agents. Additionally, parking fees for the affected spots have been suspended. The City Hall is collaborating with the Red Cross for fundraising and is providing social counseling to those affected. Access on Vicina Street will be regulated to facilitate traffic in the area.
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Primăria Sectorului 5 a început reparaţiile la Liceul Bolintineanu, afectat de explozia din 17 octombrie
Primăria Sectorului 5 a început reparaţiile la Liceul Bolintineanu, afectat de explozia din 17 octombrie / Vor fi montate garduri şi securizate intrările în blocul avariat/ A fost suspendată taxa de parcare pentru locurile din perimetrul de siguranţă
Încep reparațiile la sălile de clasă de la Liceul Dimitrie Bolintineanu, care au fost afectate în urma exploziei din Rahova
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