Defence Ministry drafts law on mobilisation and state of siege
The draft requires people called up for mobilisation to return to Moldova, and limits reservists from leaving their area for over 12 hours.
What it means for you
If you receive a call-up notice, you must return to Moldova and report to the named place within the set deadline. If you are abroad, contact the Moldovan embassy or consulate and follow their instructions. Reservists in Moldova would not be able to leave their home or residence area for more than 12 hours without written permission after mobilisation is declared.
What happened
The Ministry of Defence has prepared a draft law on the actions of authorities and the duties of citizens under a state of siege or war. The document is under consultation and must be approved by the Government and Parliament, then signed by the president. It has not yet entered into force.
In short
- Possible movement restrictions, special border crossing rules and evacuation of the population are also described in the document.
- Rationing of some essential goods is also provided for.
- The text has not yet been approved by the Government or Parliament, so it has no legal force.
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