During the May 1 mini-holiday, the Interior Ministry will mobilize 26,000 troops every day, and on election day, the number will reach 43,000. Security measures will be in place for around 200 public events, including cultural events with tens of thousands of participants. Traffic police will monitor congested roads using 400 radar devices, and firefighters will operate temporary work points for rapid interventions. Fines for not respecting picnic rules can reach 5,000 lei.
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