Romania's Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) has reported that so far there are no Romanian nationals among the victims of a Strasbourg attack occurred on Tuesday in Strasbourg, France, and no requests for consular assistance have been filed at the consular level.
"The Consulate General of Romania in Strasbourg takes note of the incident on Tuesday evening in Kleber Square and took steps, as a matter of urgency, with the local authorities to get additional information on the citizenship and identity of the affected persons," according to MAE.
Also, the Consulate General of Romania in Strasbourg has been monitoring the situation, staying in touch with local authorities, and it is ready to intervene if the situation so requires.
MAE says the affected Romanian citizens may request consular assistance by calling the Consulate General of Romania in Strasbourg on +33 369 321 938, with the calls being redirected to the Centre for Contact and Support of Romanian Citizens Abroad (CCSCRS) and taken over by call centre operators 24/7, or the emergency number of the Consular Office: +33 6.27.05.00.22.
So far, no Romanian nationals among Strasbourg attack victims (MAE)
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