In Bucharest, 7 people needed medical help near polling stations. 8 fines were imposed and 5 criminal files were opened.
Andreea Lificiu
Elections 2025
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The Bucharest-Ilfov Inspectorate for Emergency Situations intervened to provide first aid to 7 people who had various medical problems near or in the courtyard of the institutions where polling stations were set up. Eight fines were also imposed and criminal files were opened for five possible offenses, including one case of vote fraud.
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