Bălți, Municipality and industrial center in northern Moldova
Bălți is a municipality and industrial hub in northern Moldova, the second most populated city in the country with around 147,000 residents. The Răut River flows through the urban area, shaping the topography of a settlement that developed along its banks.
The settlement received official city status in 1803 and became a key regional center during the Bessarabia Governorate period until 1818. In later decades, the place grew into a node for trade and industry across the region.
The Vasile Alecsandri Theater presents regular performances and displays collections tracing the evolution of Moldovan stage arts. Local artists perform here, making the venue a gathering place for residents from different communities.
The central railway station connects several destinations across Moldova and neighboring countries with regular services to larger cities. Travelers can find connections in multiple directions here, making it easier to explore the surrounding area.
The Polish Medical Society operates a specialized hospice facility since 1999, serving patients from different social backgrounds. This institution is an example of international cooperation in healthcare and provides care for people in their final stage of life.
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