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North Macedonia
The news from Plusinfo focuses on a heatwave in North Macedonia, border traffic, and international news regarding migrant issues in Ceuta, Spain, and a retracted FIFA World Cup sales plan. There's also a report on an earthquake in Naples and a state of emergency declared due to fire risk in Italy.
North Macedonia is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, and the extreme weather is forecast to continue for at least another week.
Significant queues of vehicles are reported at both the southern and northern borders of North Macedonia, with delays of up to two hours to pass border controls at Bogorodica.
A deal between Madrid and Rabat for the repatriation of irregular migrants in Ceuta has led to approximately 53,000 people being returned to Morocco, following temporary shop closures due to the crisis.
FIFA's controversial proposal to sell the World Cup has been withdrawn after UEFA and other confederations threatened a boycott.
A powerful earthquake struck Naples, Italy, causing significant damage including crushed cars and collapsed buildings.
Italy has declared a state of emergency due to the risk of fires, with the crisis center set to convene to manage the situation effectively.
