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The front page of Radio Sarajevo features a mix of domestic news concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina, including ongoing fires near Konjic, a statement from Emir Suljagić regarding genocide denial, issues with the Vodovod (waterworks) in Sarajevo, and a story about miners in Zenica protesting…
Firefighting teams have been battling blazes in Konjic since Thursday, August 6th, which broke out in three locations. While fires in Ovčari and Živašnica were contained, a fire above Kanjina is still active and poses a threat to nearby houses.
Emir Suljagić has stated that the support of US senators is crucial in the ongoing fight against the denial of genocide.
Swimmer Iman Avdić, training at the Otoka Olympic pool, is reportedly on her way to winning medals and encourages others to pursue their dreams.
Workers from Vodovod (waterworks) are currently working, and a list of Sarajevo streets that might experience water shortages today has been released.
A frightening video from an operating room during an earthquake in Japan has been released, capturing the terrifying moments of the tremor.
The current heatwave has created a new challenge for fruit growers, with the nettlesprite mite posing a threat to apple plantations.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 struck the Croatian coast, with residents reporting a strong jolt, rumbling sounds, and falling glasses.
A 76-year-old resident of Sarajevo has passed away after sustaining injuries in a serious traffic accident.
Miners in Zenica have spent their third consecutive night in the mine, with their livelihoods remaining uncertain.
Ten new buses have entered service this morning, aiming to improve public transportation in Sarajevo.
The new season of the WWin BiH League is opening with a match between Željezničar and BSK.
