Moldova’s Supreme Security Council has recommended that the government declare a state of emergency after coronavirus cases and deaths soared in the country in recent weeks, President Maia Sandu said at a briefing after the council’s meeting on Saturday, APA reports citing TASS.
"Moldova’s Supreme Security Council recommends that the government and parliament declare a two-week state of emergency. The government is instructed to draw up within three days a list of restrictions, the sectors and groups of citizens subject to them, as well as compensations they will receive from the state," Sandu said.
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