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7 October 21:05

Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna stated that state institutions are prepared to face the extreme phenomena announced by meteorologists, emphasizing the impact of climate change.

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The Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna stated that all state institutions are prepared for extreme weather phenomena, highlighting that the red code warnings reflect climate changes. He mentioned that areas usually known for drought are now facing floods. Barna criticized the financial losses from infrastructure investments, emphasizing that the Romanian Waters have missed funding opportunities from the PNRR. Meteorologists have issued a red code for torrential rains for several counties, including Bucharest.

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