The Ministry of the Environment will carry out a general inspection on several beaches in Romania to check the situation of illegal constructions, similar to that in Năvodari.
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Diana Buzoianu, the Minister of the Environment, announced a comprehensive inspection of the beaches in Romania to determine whether the issues encountered in Năvodari are isolated or widespread. She mentioned that the Romanian Waters will not extend the rental contracts for the beach in Năvodari, as 80% of them had illegal constructions. Additionally, a working group has been created to update the beach law, considering that there are legislative proposals that could legalize illegal situations. Buzoianu emphasized that the beaches are public property and that a commission has been established to analyze cases of illegal privatization of these areas. Soon, a report will be prepared highlighting the issues related to access to the Romanian coastline and its management.
Sources
Ministra Mediului: O să facem un control generalizat pe plajele din România, în următoarea lună
ANUNȚ Control generalizat declanșat pe plajele din România
Control generalizat pe plajele din România, după situaţia de la Năvodari, anunţat de ministerul Mediului. Declaraţii de la Diana Buzoianu
Diana Buzoianu anunță controale pe toate plajele din România: Plajele sunt ale statului, nu ale celor care construiesc ilegal
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