All newspapers read about the new eruption of the Icelandic volcano, which might freeze Europe all over again and this is just the beginning, experts warn. Romania's air traffic might be closed as well. Elsewhere in the news, the President examined yesterday, his government for three hours pressuring on various issues. Another newspaper reads about the plans of professors to organize a general strike right before the baccalaureate exam, which would be a first.
Gandul reads that Romania's air traffic might be closed today, in line with the recent information about the evolution of the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud received from the Environment Ministry. The Environment ministry received last minute information on the evolution of the volcanic ash cloud produced by the Icelandic volcano, Eyjafjallajokull.
It seems that air traffic might be closed on Thursday, April 21 at 9 AM. Quoted sources declared that the cloud does not pose any danger for people's health. All airports in London ceased their activity after a new eruption.
Cotidianul reads that most countries started to allow flights on Tuesday, April 20. Experts quoted by the newspaper read that more serious issues might come in the future.
In politics, President Basescu heared his government for three hours, Gandul reads. After the meeting ministers left quietly, without giving any declarations and the Presidential Administration offered a press release with no relevant information.
The press release reads that the President stands behind the government and has urged the PM to pay its debts to economic agents and continue its plans of fiscal consolidation and implement measures to help the country exit the crisis.
Development and Tourism minister Elena Udrea said, for the newspaper, that the meeting touched upon lay offs but not numbers were re
