The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) of Romania has issued a warning to Romanian citizens currently residing in or planning to travel to the Valencian Community in Spain. This advisory comes in light of a severe red alert concerning the risk of wildfires in the region.
Currently, significant wildfires are being reported in Vall d’Uixó, which is located in the province of Castellón. In response to this alarming situation, the MAE strongly advises individuals to refrain from traveling to areas that are directly impacted by the fires or those that are at imminent risk. It is crucial for citizens to adhere to the directives issued by local authorities and to stay informed by regularly checking public safety information available on official websites.
For those in need of assistance, the Romanian consulate in Valencia is available to provide help. Citizens can reach out to the consulate through the designated phone numbers. In case of emergencies, it is essential to utilize the emergency hotline provided by the consulate.
The MAE emphasizes the importance of being proactive in seeking out accurate and timely information. Travelers are encouraged to consult official websites and utilize the „Călătorește informat” application, which offers useful insights and updates regarding travel safety.
In summary, the MAE calls on all Romanian citizens in the Valencian Community to remain vigilant and prioritize their safety amidst the risk of wildfires. By following official guidelines and staying informed, individuals can better navigate this challenging situation.
