Suceava County needs €78 million to repair the damage caused by the recent floods, which severely damaged infrastructure and housing.
Emese Grancsa
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Suceava County Council President Gheorghe Șoldan has announced that the county suffered significant damage due to Sunday's floods, estimating the financial needs at €78 million. Some 600 houses were destroyed or damaged and the town of Broșteni was left without water and sewage. Road infrastructure is badly affected, with 97 kilometers of county road and 37 bridges destroyed, leaving communities without access.
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Președintele CJ Suceava: Avem nevoie de 78 de milioane de euro pentru Broșteni și celelalte localități afectate
Preşedintele CJ Suceava, alături de ministrul Mediului, în zonele inundate: Sunt aproximativ 600 de case distruse şi avariate / Avem nevoie de 78 de milioane de euro localităţile afectate / Nu am nevoie de politicieni care vin să îşi facă poze
Preşedintele CJ Suceava: Avem nevoie de 78 de milioane de euro pentru Broşteni şi celelalte localităţi afectate
Preşedintele CJ Suceava: Avem nevoie de 78 de milioane de euro pentru Broşteni şi celelalte localităţi afectate
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