The People’s Advocate Institution asked that the Ministry of Health should take the required actions to solve the situation and inform the People’s Advocate Institution, which notified us that it had asked the Public Health Department of the Timis county to check the found aspects and the recommendations set out with a view to improving the patients’ treatment and preventing torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. Based on the answer of the Ministry of Health, the Administrative Office of the hospital assessed the field of the inside yard of the hospital and entered a services contract with a specialized company for the arrangement and maintenance of green areas during June-October 2018. On the date of the control, it was found that the green area between the pavilions was properly maintained. In the north area of the hospital, next to the railway, the vegetation was properly maintained next to the alley, but there were two rows of trees and shrubs with varying height. In the budget approved for 2018, under Other expenditure for revenues and services, the amount of 30,000 lei was provided which 26,837 lei were spent for the maintenance of green areas in 2018. In the following we present some of the failures, recommendations and answers: * The following visited units had submitted answers by the date of this report: The Psychiatry Hospital of Gataia, Timis county, the Psychiatry Hospital of Dragoiesti, Valcea county, the Psychiatry Hospital of Dumbraveni, Vrancea county and the Psychiatry Hospital of Jebel, Timis county. Regarding accommodation conditions:● in the “Sfanta Maria” Psychiatry Hospital of Vedea, Arges county, most rooms were overcrowded. There was limited room for movement between beds and there was no room for bedside tables or wardrobes to store personal items. The representatives of the Field regarding prevention of torture in detention places reiterated the following CPT rules: creating a positive therapeutic environment primarily involves providing enough space for each patient (...). Bedside tables and wardrobes are recommended (...) the importance of having a place where patients can leave their personal items and lock them up 98