en

 

Society
10 June, 2026 / 20:37
/ 23 May, 2025

PM after detention of Customs Service employees

Corruption cannot be tolerated, and authorities will continue to make all necessary changes to reduce risks and encourage transformation in justice so that any potential corruption cases are detected and appropriately punished. Prime Minister Dorin Recean made the statement, following the detention yesterday of three Customs Service employees in corruption cases.

The Prime Minister emphasized that it is important to have a conclusion in investigating corruption cases, and those who break the law should be punished. 

“Corruption is not tolerated. I welcome the actions of law enforcement in this case and we will continue this fight against corruption, especially where the risk of corruption is higher, and the Customs Service is an institution where the risk of corruption is higher. There is more attention there and we will not stop making all the necessary changes to reduce risks and to encourage transformation in justice so that these cases are detected and punished appropriately. Corruption cases, if left unpunished, encourage other corruption. It is important to be determined to go all the way with punishing the corrupt people,” Recean said today.

The head of Căușeni Customs Station was detained by officers of the National Anticorruption Center (CNA) in a corruption case where previously the head of the Central Customs Office and a customs broker were detained.

According to the CNA, all three individuals are being investigated for passive corruption committed under aggravated circumstances and are currently in the custody of the institution. During the criminal investigation actions, CNA officers and prosecutors seized multiple mobile phones from the suspects, as well as financial means totaling about 1.1 million lei, in various currencies.


 
Latest News
/ 2 days ago

Ministry of Defense: Fragments of aircraft found in Orhei examined by responsible institutions

/ 2 days ago

Five recycling companies to receive up to 425,000 euros to develop circular economy in Moldova

/ 2 days ago

Breaking news

Unknown flying device exploded in Orhei district

/ 2 days ago

Heavy traffic at Sculeni border crossing point of Moldova; Border Police recommend alternative routes for leaving country

/ 3 days ago

VIDEO // Road stays blocked in central Moldova; road crews continue interventions

/ 3 days ago

Parliament speaker visits localities affected by torrential rains in central Moldova: over 100 households hit by bad weather

/ 3 days ago

PHOTO // Moldova's Emergency Inspectorate reports 65 interventions after June 6 torrential rains

/ 3 days ago

VIDEO // Car swept away by floodwaters, four people evacuated in central Moldova districts; authorities intervene in more localities

/ 4 days ago

PHOTO // European Commissioner for Enlargement, Moldovan environment minister participate in visit on Dniester bank

/ 4 days ago

Homes flooded, roads blocked after heavy rainfall in Moldova; authorities urge caution

/ 4 days ago

PHOTO // European Commissioner for Enlargement returns to Marta and Maria Monastery of Moldova

/ 4 days ago

PHOTO // European Commissioner for Enlargement meets mayors of Moldova: EU to help modernize another 20 schools

/ 5 days ago

Over 1,000 Diaspora Moldovans register for Online Career Fair

/ 5 days ago

PHOTO // European Commissioner for Enlargement urges young people to defend democracy, combat disinformation