Controls after the misery at Praid. « Will fall »

The Minister of the Environment, Mircea Fechet, considers that there will be « many » dismissals after completing the report of the prime minister’s control body regarding the situation in Praid.

The specifications came in the context of the criticisms related to the fact that the works for the deviation of the Corund stream have increased salinity in the Târnava Mică river.

« As for my colleagues from the National Waters Administration, they did not do any intervention, so the cause referred to by the Deputy Prime Minister Tanczos Barna is one that at least is not confirmed. But I believe that as soon as we have the report of the Prime Minister, they will surely be a lot. The Ministry of the Environment … and in the end it is so natural, if it is proved that your actions or inactions have generated the situation we have today, « said Fechet at a press conference held at the Victoria Palace.

He expressed his conviction that on Thursday or Friday there will be a « minute chronology by minute » of events. Thus, he will appear who intervened, if he proceeded correctly and if he consulted with other entities involved in managing the situation.

« I am not referring to the ANAR (the Romanian National Administration – no), I mean the site manager, I mean the management of the saline, I refer to many other institutions that coordinate on the spot everything that happens, I repeat, minute by minute. From the two thresholds it was decommissioned.

Fechet stressed that the environmental impact of this measure is a « significant » one. In this regard, he pleaded for a good coordination between all the institutions involved, so that the traceability of the decisions is ensured.

« There is a control institution, it is called the Water Inspection, within the ANAR. To the extent that all these situations are confirmed, of course they can sanction certain works that have been done with the non-observance of the legal procedures. But I repeat, but I do not have this information today. the minister.