Two burn centres to be opened in Iasi and Timisoara

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Burn Centres are to be opened in Iasi and Timisoara, most probably in May, after the the second public tender to buy the necessary medical equipment ends, Health Minister Sorina Pintea told a press conference in Timisoara on Wednesday. “It’s a topic that Romania is currently lacking, the hospital beds for the burnt patients. The equipment of the Burn Centre is financed by the World Bank. The WB programme has been implemented since 2012. ...

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Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Real Estate: Eurostat: Italy, Romania register steepest drop in EU in Q3 2018 house prices
Romanian investors on the local real estate market in 2018: Record investments of nearly EUR 200 million
Futureal to build 1,800 apartments in Bucharest
Cars: The turnover of the trade with motor vehicles and of the market services provided to the population in November 2018
Dacia 2018 sales hit all-time high of 700,798 units
Infrastructure: 5.6% traffic increase at Mihail Kogalniceanu International Airport in 2018
Trains register total delays of three years in six months
EU rail freight in 2017: up 3.2%
Wizz Air expands in Timisoara
Healthcare: Eurostat: Romania, among the EU countries with low number of generalist medical practitioners per 100,000 inhabitants
Romania still losing its doctors to other EU countries despite recent wage hikes
Two burn centres to be opened in Iasi and Timisoara
Agriculture: European Commission: 266 million euro to improve rural cadastre in Romania
One million euro target from EU funds allocated in 2019
Telecom. IT: Collaboration between Romania and USA in investment and cyber security field
Trade: Consumers with 1,501-2,500 euro incomes most influenced by quality and warranty of online products and services