Forecast: Fine Weather On Monday And Tuesday
Meteorologists said the weather would be fine in most regions in Romania, on Monday and Tuesday.On Monday, the sky will be variable in northern and north-eastern regions, as well as in the mountains and the rest of the territory.
Maximum temperatures will range between 11 and 21 degrees Celsius and minimum temperatures will range between -3 degrees and ten degrees.
In capital Bucharest, the weather will be fine and the wind will blow mildly. Maximum temperatures will range between 17 and 18 degrees and minimum temperatures will range between 4 and 5 degrees.
On Tuesday, in western, northern and mountainous regions, the weather will be generally unstable. Maximum temperatures will range 11 degrees at the seaside and up to 23 degrees in the Danube Floodplain. (mediafax.ro)
Former Tennis Champion Lindsay Davenport Counts On Simona Halep At Roland Garros Romanian tennis player Simona Halep is seen as main favourite at Roland Garros by former champion Lindsay Davenport! Davenport said she expects Halep to win the first Grand Slam title in her career in the next two and a half months.Davenport, former world leader and winner of three Grand Slam trophies, thinks Halep would win at Roland Garros, the tournament to be held between May 28 and June 11. Davenport also said Serena Williams would not take part in the competition in Paris and Rafael Nadal would triumph in men’s competition. (mediafax.ro)
Profile Of Foreign Tourist Visiting Romania An Austrian tourist spends EUR100 for one day in Romania, while an American spends nearly $1,200/trip, including plane tickets. Depending on age, foreign tourists travel to Transylvania, the Danube Delta and in cities such as capital Bucharest and Cluj.These are the findings of a survey carried out by MEDIAFAX, which questioned the heads of tourism promotion offices in Austria, Great Britian and North America. (mediafax.ro)
Unitary Pay And Pardon Bills On Lawmakers’ Table Soon
The unitary pay bill will be sent to Parliament next week, according to Labor Minister Lia Olguta Vasilescu, and Justice Minister Tudorel Toader asked senators in the committee for legal matters to allow more time, until Tuesday, for debates on the pardon bill.
Vasilescu said the unitary pay bill would be sent to Parliament, on Monday, after being signed by senators, as well.
On Tuesday, Toader is expected at the Senate’s committee for legal matters after the senators in this committee had put off three weeks ago, at Toader’s request, the debates on the bill pardoning some punishments. Toader said the Executive was readying measures complementary to pardon in order to tackle prison-related issues. (mediafax.ro).