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Posted by: Mazur Rodica
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16 June 2019 / 19:00
Anti-heat tents, useful for passers-by
Anti-heat tents installed in the capital are a blessing for passers-by in the busiest areas of the capital. People say, however, that these days, with temperatures above 34 degrees Celsius, such tents should be much more than five, with one for each sector. Older people want doctors to be present at tents also on weekends, Mesager reports.
Representatives of the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) of the Ministry of Interior, who are daily present in tents, say they are ready even for a larger flow of people.
Anti-heat tents are installed by IGSU in Balti, Cahul and Comrat.
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