ANPC director Paul Anghel denounces the precarious conditions of the amusement park in Eforie Nord, describing it as a "monument to carelessness", full of broken tiles and unevenness. He points out that the situation is not the exception but the rule, and that the space which should be attractive and safe for families is left in a state of disrepair. Anghel draws attention to the superficial authorization of these spaces and suggests that tourists choose other destinations because of the authorities' indolence. He concludes that the park retains its name purely out of nostalgia, while the real fun lies in observing its shortcomings.
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Anghel (ANPC): Parcul de distracții din Eforie Nord, un monument al nepăsării
Paul Anghel (ANPC): Parcul de distracţii din Eforie Nord, un monument al nepăsării
Anghel (ANPC), imagini cu pavimentul din parcul de distracţii din zona Belona, Eforie Nord: Un monument al nepăsării, un amestec de plăci sparte, denivelări şi găuri care fac parte dintr-un concept artistic numit „aventura cu entorsă inclusă”
Șeful ANPC: Pavimentul din parcul de distracţii din zona Belona, Eforie Nord – un monument al nepăsării
Directorul general al ANPC: Pavimentul din parcul de distracţii din zona Belona, Eforie Nord – un monument al nepăsării / Un real pericol pentru turiști
Anghel (ANPC): Pavimentul din parcul de distracții din zona Belona, Eforie Nord - un monument al nepăsării
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