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In Bistrița, an explosion occurred in an apartment on Sunday morning due to a gas buildup, with no reported victims and residents evacuated. Firefighters confirmed that other apartments in the bloc were unaffected. A meeting was held at the Capital's City Hall with residents of the Rahova bloc, where it was decided to secure, decontaminate, and potentially demolish the building. The case of "Blocul Groazei" continues to cause chaos, with the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations and the State Construction Inspectorate contradicting each other on whether to demolish the building or not. The Inspectorate for Emergency Situations has requested the blocking of access to the Rahova bloc and the demolition of its upper floors due to a high risk of collapse. Experts have opposed the consolidation of the Rahova bloc, which was affected by an explosion, and the interim general mayor of Bucharest has announced inspections. A report by the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations proposes the controlled demolition of floors 5-8 of the affected bloc. Experts' decisions in the Rahova bloc case are contradictory, with one team advocating for complete demolition and the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations proposing an alternative solution. A powerful explosion in Bucharest has left residents of the affected bloc facing uncertainty and drama. The residents of the bloc where the explosion occurred have accused old problems with the gas installation. The interim general mayor of Bucharest has announced inspections, and the residents have three relocation options, with the Capital's City Hall offering 1,500 lei in aid for each person. Vehicles parked near the affected bloc have been moved due to the imminent danger of the building collapsing. The explosion in the Rahova bloc has left one victim, whose hand was seen under the rubble. The perimeter around the devastated bloc has been secured, and gradually, residents from the furthest staircases, under the coordination and supervision of the Police, will be able to retrieve essential belongings from their apartments.

In Bistrița, an explosion occurred in an apartment on Sunday morning due to a gas buildup, with no reported victims and residents evacuated. Firefighters confirmed that other apartments in the bloc were unaffected. A meeting was held at the Capital's City Hall with residents of the Rahova bloc, where it was decided to secure, decontaminate, and potentially demolish the building. The case of "Blocul Groazei" continues to cause chaos, with the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations and the State Construction Inspectorate contradicting each other on whether to demolish the building or not. The Inspectorate for Emergency Situations has requested the blocking of access to the Rahova bloc and the demolition of its upper floors due to a high risk of collapse. Experts have opposed the consolidation of the Rahova bloc, which was affected by an explosion, and the interim general mayor of Bucharest has announced inspections. A report by the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations proposes the controlled demolition of floors 5-8 of the affected bloc. Experts' decisions in the Rahova bloc case are contradictory, with one team advocating for complete demolition and the Inspectorate for Emergency Situations proposing an alternative solution. A powerful explosion in Bucharest has left residents of the affected bloc facing uncertainty and drama. The residents of the bloc where the explosion occurred have accused old problems with the gas installation. The interim general mayor of Bucharest has announced inspections, and the residents have three relocation options, with the Capital's City Hall offering 1,500 lei in aid for each person. Vehicles parked near the affected bloc have been moved due to the imminent danger of the building collapsing. The explosion in the Rahova bloc has left one victim, whose hand was seen under the rubble. The perimeter around the devastated bloc has been secured, and gradually, residents from the furthest staircases, under the coordination and supervision of the Police, will be able to retrieve essential belongings from their apartments.