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Robert Sorin Negoiță

Robert Sorin Negoiță

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    Rats in central Bucharest's Sfânta Vineri square: city hall blames waste and pigeon feeders

    Footage of dozens of rats on a pavement near the Sfânta Vineri church drew public outrage. The city hall says the problem stems from waste left by people who feed pigeons, on land administered by the Sector 3 city hall.

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