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Prime Minister Florin Cîţu stated that the Government has adopted an emergency ordinance whereby the wages of miners in the Jiu Valley can be paid for a period of three months. Meanwhile, the Mintia Thermal Power Station has been closed due to a lack of coal and because the schools no longer have heating, Deva students will go to school online. The prime minister announced that he expects a long-term plan from the Energy Ministry.
At the government meeting yesterday, an Emergency Ordinance was approved, which through the guarantee fund for wage claims, in order to be clarified, and this means the payment of wages for the next three months. Today, I believe that this ordinance has already been published. The Ministry of Labor told us that it will have the decision of the government, to apply the ordinance immediately, so this meant that when the government’s decision is published, it will reach the government meeting. If it is ready on Monday morning, on Monday we will have an online meeting just to approve this government decision, “said Florin Cîţu, at the end of the government meeting on Friday.
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Asked about how the school will function, given that the Mintia Thermal Power Plant has been closed due to a lack of coal, the prime minister said that for now the students will learn online and hopes that this situation will be remedied.
“It is moving online, we will now see if it has stopped (thermal power plant – no.). I hope the situation is remedied. I am also in contact with the prefect there and with the Minister of Energy, we will see what the solutions are on the way. For now, we wanted to calm this situation, we will go further, we will see how the situation evolves, “Cîţu also declared.
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When asked what the long-term solution is, at the Hunedoara Energy Complex, Florin Cîţu said that he is waiting for a restructuring plan from the Ministry of Energy.
“I am waiting for a plan. We are successful in Tarom, where a restructuring plan was approved, Tarom is sticking to that plan and the amounts keep increasing and we hope to return to profit soon. I am still waiting for a plan from the Ministry of Energy,” he said. Cîţu.
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Also asked if there was a deadline, the prime minister said that “the deadline should be given faster.
Approximately a hundred Lupeni miners were trapped underground demanding payment of outstanding salaries, payment of 10-month outstanding food vouchers, settlement of transportation to and from the remaining 1-month workplace, payment of the heating aid, the resignation of the management of the Hunedoara Energy Complex and the presence of the Minister of Energy, Virgil Popescu, in the Jiu Valley, more precisely in the subsoil of the Lupeni Mine.
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