Yellow and orange weather warnings came into force Sunday as forecasters predict abnormally high temperatures across the country until at least Wednesday.
Yellow and orange heat warnings are in force across Moldova from 28 June.
Northern Moldova will see daytime highs of +36°C and overnight lows of +17°C.
Four days of extreme heat with no precipitation are forecast.
The National Archives Agency of the Republic of Moldova has published the nominal lists of those deported during the Soviet operation of June 13–14, 1941; more than half the victims have been identified by name.
ANA Moldova has published online the nominal lists of deportees from the June 13–14, 1941 Soviet operation.
The documents, declassified since 2010, are now freely downloadable in PDF format.
More than half of the victims' names have been identified so far.
The National Roads Administration is temporarily barring vehicles over 12 tonnes from national roads between June 28 and July 1, as orange and red heat alerts take effect.
Vehicles over 12 tonnes are banned from Moldova's national roads from June 28 to July 1.
The measure responds to yellow, orange and red heatwave alerts issued by weather authorities.
Police will enforce the restrictions; non-compliant carriers face fines.
As high temperatures drive more people to lakes and rivers, Moldova's General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations issues a public safety reminder on drowning prevention.
IGSU urges citizens to swim only in authorized, supervised locations.
Children must never be left unattended near any water source.
Alcohol and sudden entry into cold water are flagged as the main risk factors.
Three stories rattle Chișinău at once: compulsory military training for men under 55, a PAS tax reform floated and then quietly shelved, and a public scandal involving a cousin of President Maia Sandu.
Men under 55 could face six weeks of compulsory military training under a new government plan.
PAS retreated from its own tax reform after it triggered internal divisions and public criticism.
A cousin of President Sandu is at the centre of a media scandal affecting the presidency's image.