Diana Buzoianu states that the Ministry of Environment acted correctly regarding the Red Code for torrential rains, but many Romanians have uninstalled the Ro-Alert system.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The Minister of the Environment, Diana Buzoianu, stated that the Red Code warning for torrential rains was justified, with data indicating real risks in certain areas of Bucharest. Criticism regarding the closure of schools and the recommendations from ISU has sparked heated discussions. Buzoianu emphasizes the importance of the Ro-Alert system, mentioning that many Romanians have uninstalled it, which could put their lives at risk in extreme situations. She also specified that the responsibility for the measures taken lies with the local authorities.
Sources
Diana Buzoianu la RFI: O parte semnificativă dintre români și-a dezinstalat sistemul Ro-Alert
Diana Buzoianu: „Am aflat din păcate că o parte semnificativă dintre români și-a dezinstalat sistemul RO-Alert”
Avertismentul ministrului Buzoianu pentru românii care şi-au dezinstalat Ro-Alert
Buzoianu: O parte semnificativă dintre români şi-a dezinstalat sistemul Ro-Alert
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