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Cluj-Napoca was selected to host a European sporting event with international teams, in this case “Group D” from the European Championship of Women’s Volleyball – CEV 2021.
Ștefan cel Mare Park is being transformed by an extensive revitalisation project.
As of Friday, August 13, 2021, only the “Green Certificate” will be accepted as proof to travel to and from Romania. The certificate will be used to indicate if you have been vaccinated, are within 180 days of the disease or have a negative RT-PCR test.
The 4th Infantry Division “Gemina” celebrates this year, on August 15, the 105th anniversary of the simultaneous establishment and entry of the 4th Army (North) in the battles of the First World War.
These insects are known locally as “tigrul platanului”, with their scientific name being Corythucha ciliata and common English name “sycamore lace bug” and are considered an invasive species in Europe, after being introduced from North America
The President of the Cluj County Council, Alin Tișe, signed the contract for the design of the first public hospital in the Transylvania area with, integrated medical services in the field of paediatrics.
Deputy mayor of Cluj-Napoca, has announced that several bus lines, operated by Cluj-Napoca’s Public Transport Company, CTP, will be modified, with some stops being cancelled.
The changes will enter into force from August 1st 2021 and target a number of events, festivals, ceremonies as well as updates to activity in bars, clubs or gaming halls.
Romania’s National Meteorological Administration have given a weather warning (Yellow), warning that many areas of the country will experience extreme temperatures up to 39°C for areas of the country, including Cluj.
Cluj County is one of the counties with the highest vaccination coverage rate. Also, the city of Cluj-Napoca has the highest rate in the country.
Cluj-Napoca was selected to host a European sporting event with international teams, in this case “Group D” from the European Championship of Women’s Volleyball – CEV 2021.
Ștefan cel Mare Park is being transformed by an extensive revitalisation project.
As of Friday, August 13, 2021, only the “Green Certificate” will be accepted as proof to travel to and from Romania. The certificate will be used to indicate if you have been vaccinated, are within 180 days of the disease or have a negative RT-PCR test.
The 4th Infantry Division “Gemina” celebrates this year, on August 15, the 105th anniversary of the simultaneous establishment and entry of the 4th Army (North) in the battles of the First World War.
These insects are known locally as “tigrul platanului”, with their scientific name being Corythucha ciliata and common English name “sycamore lace bug” and are considered an invasive species in Europe, after being introduced from North America
The President of the Cluj County Council, Alin Tișe, signed the contract for the design of the first public hospital in the Transylvania area with, integrated medical services in the field of paediatrics.
Deputy mayor of Cluj-Napoca, has announced that several bus lines, operated by Cluj-Napoca’s Public Transport Company, CTP, will be modified, with some stops being cancelled.
The changes will enter into force from August 1st 2021 and target a number of events, festivals, ceremonies as well as updates to activity in bars, clubs or gaming halls.
Romania’s National Meteorological Administration have given a weather warning (Yellow), warning that many areas of the country will experience extreme temperatures up to 39°C for areas of the country, including Cluj.
Cluj County is one of the counties with the highest vaccination coverage rate. Also, the city of Cluj-Napoca has the highest rate in the country.