Romania Press Review – February 20, 2012
Two explosions on Sunday evening injured 17 people at a nightclub, Prime Minister will meet this week the chief of the IMF mission in Romania, Romanian mountainering Crina Popescu is the first woman to climb a volcano in Antarctica
HOTNEWS.RO
Two explosions on Sunday evening injured 17 people at a nightclub in the northern town of Sighetu Marmatiei. Some of the victims were evacuated by air to the capital Bucharest.
ZIARUL FINANCIAR
Prime Minister Mihai-Razvan Ungureanu will meet this week the chief of the International Monetary Fund mission in Romania Jeffrey Franks and country manager from the European Commission Istvan Szekely.
GAZETA SPORTURILOR
Sixtteen years-old climber Crina Popescu broke the world record and made it into the World Record Book for being the first woman to climb the Sidley mountain, the tallest volcano in Antarctica.
Balkan Insight has not verified the facts in the original press reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy
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