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The news on Plusinfo covers several key issues in North Macedonia, including the aftermath of severe weather, public health concerns regarding water quality, and a significant political development involving the display of the national flag at the DUI headquarters. The site also features stories…
Following a storm, all injured individuals have received medical care and are in stable condition. Efforts are underway to repair the damage sustained by healthcare facilities.
After 24 years, the state flag of North Macedonia has been placed in the office of DUI party president Ali Ahmeti, reportedly during a meeting with the Austrian ambassador.
The Minister of Health, Sasho Klekovski, has requested that individuals not exploit the epidemic for personal gain and urged citizens to adhere strictly to official health guidelines, particularly concerning water safety.
The water supply in Gostivar remains unsafe, prompting a new warning to residents. Authorities are taking measures, including supplying water tankers and ensuring technical water availability.
An inquiry into the whereabouts of 7 million euros allocated for the Gostivar water system, questioning officials' accountability for public health and seeking the full truth.
Between 2020 and 2024, municipalities collectively accumulated a debt of 47.7 million euros in taxes, primarily related to business premises and their usage.
A lottery initiative has resulted in over 23 million euros being collected, which is now slated to be transferred to the state.
Work on a dam has been postponed due to severe weather conditions. Experts are raising concerns about the potential use of the 'Rudarski method' in relation to the project's environmental impact.
