Stories from Romania

Kaufland Romania is offering promotions including a Smart TV Samsung for as low as 3 euros per month with Orange fiber and TV packages, which also include Netflix. These deals are available until June 8th. Additionally, Kaufland is promoting energy efficiency with 18,000 photovoltaic panels installed across its stores and warehouses, using over 80% green energy. Customers can also benefit from the 'Kauflandcardextra' loyalty program for additional discounts.

Steaua Bucharest has secured a place in the European Cups for next season. The team announced a special choreography in memory of Mircea Lucescu for their upcoming match. The game is scheduled for tonight at 9 PM and will be broadcast live on Digi Sport 1.

Europa FM Romania is running a contest called 'Dublu sau Nimic' (Double or Nothing) where listeners can win prizes including internet services and a Samsung Smart TV. The contest is part of promotions offering fast internet and TV packages, with some including Netflix.

A man in Romania won €44 million in the lottery but kept the win a secret from his wife for several days. He admitted he did not understand why he did it but chose to keep it hidden. He considered faking an accident or moving to a tropical island before revealing the win. The decision to withhold the information has raised questions.

Opposition leaders in Romania plan to file a motion of no-confidence against the government at the beginning of May. Prime Minister Bolozan stated the government would take steps to address the situation before the vote. The Romanian Parliament expressed no confidence in the administration led by Prime Minister Lucian Bolodan on Tuesday. The motion passed with 281 votes, exceeding the required 233 votes. Romanian President Nicolae Şora returned early from the European Political Community meeting in Armenia following the government's resignation. Local media reported the political shift. A total of 281 members voted in favor of the motion, according to the report. The motion is driven by concerns over excessive reforms, sharp budget cuts, and the government's pro-European course. This vote represents a record level of support for a no-confidence request in the country's history.

A tree fell onto the DN29 road in Botosani, Romania, causing a temporary traffic disruption. The incident was caused by strong winds affecting the county. The Botosani Emergency Situations Inspectorate reported that construction elements also fell from a building roof onto the roadway and sidewalk. No injuries were reported in the transcript. Construction elements from a national apartment block roof also fell onto the road and sidewalk during the wind event. Strong winds in the Botoșani county caused the tree to fall onto the roadway and sidewalks. No injuries or specific repair timelines were provided.

Romania has recorded over 27,000 measles cases between February 2024 and January 2025. The outbreak is concentrated in Arad, Brasov, Calarasi, Dambovita, Georgeu, Iasi, Salaj, and Timis counties. Health officials are deploying medical caravans and Red Cross ambulances to increase immunization rates. Specialists are focusing on raising public awareness regarding preventable diseases through vaccination. Immunization efforts will be conducted through family doctor offices, ambulances, and Red Cross medical caravans. Approximately 80% of recorded measles cases in Romania are concentrated in a specific region, according to reports. Over 35,000 measles cases were confirmed in Romania between 2023 and 2025. The figures were reported by Radio Romania Intl. No specific breakdown of regional clusters or current containment measures was provided.

A mobile health caravan is providing free blood tests and medical consultations to residents in Ialomița communities. The campaign includes screenings for liver function, creatinine, albuminuria, glucose, and cardiovascular disease prevention. Medical teams are conducting blood collection to assess risks for diabetes and obesity. The initiative aims to provide preventative care through local authority coordination.

A medical campaign in Romania will provide free blood tests and screenings for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity to over 1,000 people. The initiative covers residents from seven different counties who face difficulties accessing medical assistance. Medical teams will visit specific communities via a mobile caravan to conduct these services. The program aims to improve preventative care in underserved areas. Local authorities have deployed a medical caravan to provide free health screenings to residents in various communities. The campaign includes medical analysis with results scheduled to be communicated to patients in two weeks. The caravan will visit Rasova in Constanța, Balta Doamnei in Prahova, Progresul in Călărași, Germanești in Ilfov, Nucet in Dâmbovița, and Șei Cămari in Sibiu.

A music industry auction is scheduled for April 30 featuring 400 lots. The collection includes musical instruments, costumes, and photographs. A guitar previously owned by musician Slash is among the items for sale. The auction is estimated to raise approximately $2 million. The estimated sale price for the instrument is between 60,000 and 120,000 British pounds. A guitar previously owned by rock musician Slash is being offered for sale via an online auction in Romania. The sale is being conducted through a digital platform.