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The news from Alsat.mk covers a range of topics including international aid for wildfire relief, border crossing delays, domestic environmental issues in Skopje, a public health announcement regarding animal diseases, tourism concerns in Ohrid and Struga, political calls for unity in Albania, and…
Kosovo's readiness to assist France with its wildfire crisis and search and rescue operations is highlighted, indicating international cooperation in disaster relief.
A planned strike by customs officers in Greece is anticipated to cause significant delays and blockages at border crossings.
Skopje continues to grapple with the aftermath of a severe storm, with debris from fallen trees and branches still obstructing the city.
The Institute for Public Health (ISHP) has stated that the spread of pox among sheep and goats does not present a risk to the public.
Tourists are seeking respite from the heat in the towns of Ohrid and Struga, but are reportedly complaining about the high prices.
Izet Mexhiti, co-chair of VLEN, urged the Albanian opposition to set aside political disputes and support legislative initiatives.
Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Ukraine's Chargé d'Affaires to deliver a protest note following an attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea.
More than 300,000 people in France and Spain have been evacuated as massive wildfires continue to rage.
The opposition party LSDM draws a parallel between the 1963 earthquake and the current political situation, suggesting the present crisis is man-made.
Prime Minister Mickoski stated that fuel prices are being monitored and action will be taken if necessary, noting that North Macedonia already has some of the lowest prices in the region.
France and Spain are experiencing prolonged extreme heat, with temperatures reaching up to 42°C, and no immediate relief in sight.
The public enterprise for road management (LAMM) reported waiting times of approximately 30 minutes at the Bogorodica border crossing and similar delays at others.
The weather forecast for today predicts sunny conditions with temperatures reaching up to 35°C.
A highly complex surgical procedure was successfully carried out at the 'Axhibadem Sistina' clinic on a nine-day-old baby diagnosed with a rare adrenal tumor.
