Iași’s local council voted for the municipality to become a civil party in the Păcura case. Digi24 reported that the decision is intended to enable recovery of a reported two-million-lei loss from people found responsible.
The vote is an institutional accountability move: the municipality has formally associated itself with pursuing the reported loss in the case. It does not establish that the loss occurred, fix its final amount, or determine any person’s responsibility. Those questions depend on the evidence and the proceedings.
Digi24 also reported that Iași Mayor Mihai Chirica is being investigated in the Păcura case. Chirica said the institution he leads had handled no fuel oil and that nobody had stolen it. His statement belongs alongside the council vote, without either being treated as a conclusion about the case.
The available material does not describe the alleged conduct, the period involved, the basis for the two-million-lei figure, or the contents of any civil claim. The decision should therefore be read for what it is: a municipal vote to become a civil party with the reported aim of recovery, not a judgment on those under investigation.
Sources
- Digi24 · Source date: 2026-11-12
Independent editorial content. WUA is not affiliated with any political party. 2026-11-12