​The Romanian press reads about the 11 dead and three injured in a flight tragedy from Tuzla. Elsewhere in the news, a large part of the city of Galati (Romanian Eastern port) is restless under the danger of flooding Danube. Further in the news, ING Bank capital market manager Florin Ilie believes the "IMF agreement allowed the [Romanian] Government to sleep for one year". Last but not least, Romanian film Francesca gets the Silver Angel and the best director award at the International Film Festival Tofifest from Poland.

Gandul focuses on the 11 dead and three injured in a flight tragedy from Tuzla (South-East Romania). The accident occurred at take off. 10 parachutists and three members of the crew were on board. Romanian Defence Ministry confirmed Commander Nicolae Jianu, the Aurel Vlaicu Air Forces Application School commander, was on board of the AN-2 plane that crushed on the Tuzla airport. Three injured were transported with a helicopter to Bucharest. Two of them suffered multiple traumas. The third also suffered burns. Doctors confirmed the latter was kept alive with the help of breathing machine, while the other two are conscious and stable.

Romania Libera informs that quite a large part of the city of Galati (Romanian Eastern port) is restless under the danger of flooding Danube. Residents around the port are building dams themselves, afraid that the dams raised by authorities will not be enough. The immense effort made at present could have been avoided if the project designed four years ago to stop Danube from flooding the city had been carried out. It's been two days now since hundreds of gendarmes, firemen and soldiers have been working without a break, hand in hand with the locals. This was described as the worst local disaster since World War II. Behind the 4.5 kilometres dam, the people's desperation cannot be measured.

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