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Obolan, a Nigerian oil company, has announced a significant increase in its crude oil production. The company aims to reach a daily output of 300,000 barrels by the end of the year. This move is part of Obolan's strategy to boost its market share in the global oil industry.

The National Public Health Authority (ANPC) has temporarily closed and fined over 1,900 businesses across the country, with penalties exceeding 6.8 million lei. Notably, a bakery in Bucharest was shut down after a rat was seen wandering over bread in its display window, an incident caught on video by customers. The ANPC swiftly reacted, closing the bakery and imposing a fine. The rat, described as large as a rabbit, was filmed fleeing among the baked goods, causing alarm among customers waiting in line. The incident has raised concerns about hygiene standards, with some customers reporting the presence of other rodents and insects in the establishment.

The primar of Sinaia, under investigation for corruption, has been released from house arrest. The Bucharest Tribunal made this decision due to a delay in the DNA's proceedings.

BNS accuses a "dangerous attack" by the Constitutional Court on the rights of public system employees, with Dumitru Costin stating, "It's unacceptable.

ANPC inspections in Costinești revealed severe irregularities, with President Cristian Popescu Piedone stating, 'Romania is not a dumping ground for anyone.' Units were closed, heavy fines imposed, and products recalled, affecting consumers. Meanwhile, a Florida homeowner faced thousands in HOA lawsuits over a backyard shed, and Sutton's cheapest streets were revealed, with homes costing as low as £130,000.