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Question of the Day: What is the greatest fear of Romanians?

A recent national consultation conducted by Antena 3 CNN revealed the greatest fears of Romanians today, particularly concerning street violence. The survey responses highlight the widespread anxiety about personal safety when venturing outside.

Key Findings:

  • Fear of Street Violence: Many respondents expressed fear of going out, especially at night, due to recent violent incidents.

  • Perception of Safety: Opinions vary, with some feeling relatively safe during the day but not at night, and others believing that their cities remain calm compared to what is shown on TV.

  • Police Presence: There is a consensus that increased police presence could enhance safety. Some respondents support higher salaries for police officers to encourage more hires, while others oppose it due to current inflation.

  • Youth Behavior: A significant concern is the perceived lack of education and respect among the youth, attributed to insufficient parental guidance and moral upbringing.

  • Role of Education and Family: Respondents emphasized the need for better education, more family time, and reduced screen time for children to foster a healthier, more realistic understanding of life.

Responses from Different Cities:

  • Bucharest: Fear of violence, with suggestions for more severe punishments and increased police presence.

  • Vaslui: Generally seen as a quiet and tolerant city, though some still express fear during certain times.

  • Maramureș: Mixed feelings about safety, with some feeling secure and others noting potential threats from intoxicated individuals.

  • Galați: Similar concerns about safety, with calls for better police patrols and more significant emphasis on education and family support.

Notable Quotes:

  • "At night, I don’t go out. Our city is still quiet compared to other cities, as seen on TV."

  • "I feel safe, although the police could be more present."

  • "Street safety is not fully ensured; you expect an aggressive person to appear at any moment."

  • "The youth today lack proper education, especially from parents; they lack the basic manners."

  • "There should be more education and patrols by the police. However, raising salaries in the police force is not advisable given the current inflation."

Recommendations:

  • Increased Police Presence: Enhanced visibility and patrols by police officers.

  • Educational Initiatives: Focus on improving the moral and social education of the youth.

  • Family Support: Programs to strengthen family bonds and reduce children's dependency on the internet and phones.

  • Severe Punishments: Stricter penalties for violent crimes to deter potential offenders.

The consultation underscores the need for a multifaceted approach to address public safety concerns, emphasizing both immediate law enforcement measures and long-term educational and social strategies.

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