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The authority proposed a project to lobby for a European policy on the issue. Currently, an annex of a European Commission decision defines three short numbers for harmonized services with a social character that will available for Romania as well: 116000 - for emergency missing children, available non stop; 116111 – for child assistance; 116123 – for emotional support – destined to those in need of moral support or those wanting to kill themselves.
As a EU member state, Romania is not officially forced to implement such services but local authorities told HotNews.ro that they would find a solution to apply the norms as it was in the benefit of the people.
Romanians could receive free emotional support from a pan-European line
de A.C. HotNews.ro
Marţi, 12 februarie 2008, 20:26 English | Top News
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