CHISINAU, November 3. /TASS/. Three polling stations opened abroad for Moldova’s presidential election have been closed following anonymous bomb threats, the country’s Central Election Commission (CEC) announced.

According to CEC President Angelica Caraman, threats were received in six polling stations abroad: in Brasov, Bucharest, Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern, Northampton and Liverpool. After inspections, only those in Kaiserslautern, Brasov and Bucharest were reopened.

According to her, two polling stations in the village of Varnita in Moldova, where unrecognized residents of Transnistria vote, were closed for the same reason.

In addition, Moldovan police reported receiving anonymous reports of work on a bridge between Moldova and Transnistria, where long lines of people wishing to vote had formed.

Following the results of the October 20 vote, incumbent President Maia Sandu, who received 42.49% of the votes, and former Attorney General Alexandr Stoianoglo, who received 25.95%, qualified for the second round of elections. elections.