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A young girl was on the phone when the Rahova explosion occurred, saying "the apartment door has fallen" before the blast. A 28-year-old woman was miraculously saved from the rubble. The status of victims is being monitored, with many already interviewed. Lawyer Vasilica Enache is among the victims, with the explosion happening in her apartment. Two victims will be identified through DNA tests. The 5th Sector Municipality has provided logistic and financial support to the victims. The investigation continues, with over 30 witnesses already interviewed, focusing on finding the epicenter of the explosion. Drones are being used to gather images from the site, where investigators cannot safely enter. The key question being asked is why representatives of Distrigaz/Engie, who were at the scene 24 hours before, did not ensure no one could access the gas in risky conditions. The Emergency Situations Committee has been convened again to address the Rahova explosion.

Stelian Bujduveanu, the mayor of Bucharest, has allowed access to the Rahova explosion site with accompaniment. The mystery of the broken seal at the explosion location is being investigated. The interim mayor of the capital stated that the seals were decorative and not meant to save lives, but rather to prevent gas theft. The condition of the Rahova explosion victims is critical, with a 17-year-old girl in serious condition and another victim transported to Austria with severe burns. The Romanian Orthodox Church and the Catholic Archdiocese of Bucharest have expressed their condolences and offered special prayers for the victims. An SMURD aircraft has been dispatched to Austria with one of the Rahova explosion victims on board. The Rahova explosion site remains under military guard, with access strictly prohibited. The investigation into the Rahova explosion has revealed the person responsible, and clear evidence has been found. The partner of a pregnant woman who died in the explosion has given chilling testimony about her whereabouts at the time of the incident. Over 100 gendarmes and police officers will guard the Rahova explosion site overnight. The Bucharest General Prosecutor's Office is investigating the explosion for possible criminal destruction. The DGJMB has detained a man who attempted to force the security perimeter at the explosion site. The DGASMB has opened donation centers for the victims of the Rahova explosion. Three people have died and 17 others have been seriously injured in the explosion. A man was thrown over 50 meters and hit the wall of the neighboring building during the explosion. Alina Sorocean, the first journalist to arrive at the Rahova explosion site, described the scene as feeling like an earthquake. The energy of the Rahova explosion was similar to that of an earthquake, with two seismic stations registering it. Donations of clothing, food, and toys are being collected for the victims of the Rahova explosion. Distrigaz has stopped gas supply in the affected area and on a boulevard in Sector 3, affecting over 1,000 homes.

An explosion in Sector 5 of Bucharest has caused significant damage, with the number of affected apartments and their insurance status being the initial focus. The explosion was captured on surveillance cameras of a nearby store. Authorities have advised citizens not to intervene on their own and to allow emergency teams to do their job. The cause of the explosion is still under investigation, with conflicting statements from different authorities. The Minister of Health has provided updates on the condition of the victims. The government has announced that it will provide urgent aid and support to those affected. The nearby Bolintineanu High School has not been deemed at risk of collapse. The DGASMB has called for support for the victims and has opened donation centers over the weekend. Some public transport lines affected by the explosion have been restored. The mayor of Sector 6 has announced that his sector is mobilizing to support the victims. The company responsible for supplying gas to the affected building has released a statement. This explosion is the latest in a series of tragic events in Romania, coming ten years after the Colectiv nightclub fire. The explosion has resulted in three fatalities and 17 injuries, with the affected building at risk of total collapse.

The Minister of Economy has requested a thorough investigation following a fire at the Mechanical Factory in Cugir, which resulted in damages of nearly half a million euros.

An investigation is underway following an explosion and fire at Uzina Mecanică Cugir, causing estimated damages of 5 million euros. Authorities are considering all possibilities, including sabotage, and the Minister of Economy visited the site.