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Environment Minister Mircea Fechet said on Thursday in Tulcea that the Black Sea water is safe for bathing.

Adrian Rusu

20 June 2024, 10:25

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Environment Minister Mircea Fechet said on Thursday in Tulcea that the Black Sea water is safe for bathing. He made this statement in the context of Wednesday's discussions about possible pollution near the beach in Constanța.

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