By Romanian and Hungarian emergency authorities launched on Monday at the Baile Felix spa the cross-border emergency response project TERES (‘Timely and efficient response to emergency situations in the cross border area’) that will be implemented over the next three years in the Romanian counties of Bihor and Satu Mare and in the Hungarian county of Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg. Of the project’s total value of 11 million euros, 7.2 million euros are ERDF funding.
„This significant funding will be used to build a specialized personnel training center in the municipality of Marghita – Bihor County, and two training centers in Hungary intended for storm and flood response personnel. This project will also allow the modernization of the headquarters of the Emergency Management Inspectorate General in Satu-Mare and the acquisition of vehicles and essential intervention equipment for the missions we carry out. All these investments will contribute to providing an efficient and…
