The Telega Mineral Baths, known for their curative properties, could be reopened in July, after being re-concessioned.
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The mayor of Telega, Costel Brezeanu, has announced that the ruined baths will be operational within a year and a spa complex will be built in four years. These baths, internationally recognized for their curative waters, can treat various ailments, including rheumatism and respiratory problems, and have a history of popularity dating back to the 30s.
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