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The front page of Alsat.mk features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on public health concerns related to water quality and disease outbreaks in North Macedonia and the surrounding region. Economic news, such as potential price increases for bread and pastries, and…
West Nile Fever has caused alarm in Skopje, affecting five municipalities and resulting in one patient's death. The outbreak highlights public health concerns in the region.
Consumers are facing a potential price hike for bread and white pastries, indicating rising costs and economic pressures.
The weather forecast for today predicts sunny skies and high temperatures.
Following a period of warmth, the country is expected to experience torrential rains and storms.
Extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 40°C, is causing discomfort for travelers who are complaining about the lack of air conditioning in buses.
Concerns have been raised about the quality of water in Skopje, with the Infectious Disease Clinic providing an assessment.
A physical altercation occurred in the Kosovo Parliament where a deputy from PDK pushed a deputy from LVV.
An epidemic has been declared in several municipalities of Skopje due to the West Nile virus, with one fatality reported.
The water crisis in Gostivar persists, with political parties debating who is responsible for the ongoing issue.
Authorities are investigating pollution incidents near the Rashcha springs, with the prosecution opening a formal case.
Concerns about drinking water quality have led the LSDM party to demand nationwide analyses.
Amidst public panic about Skopje's water supply, Mayor Gjorgjievski demonstrated confidence by drinking tap water and declaring it safe.
The article commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Luboten massacre, remembering the 10 Albanian civilians who lost their lives.
Besim Krasniqi is suspected of being on the run after failing to return to prison.
Traffic authorities issued 1,322 fines and arrested 32 drivers within a two-day period, indicating strict enforcement.
Emigration is identified as a key factor accelerating the aging of the population, with the demographic crisis linked to economic and social issues.
A 32-year-old woman was rescued by earthquake response teams in Colombia after being trapped for 36 hours.
The European Union is sending 2 million euros in aid to Colombia to assist with recovery efforts following earthquake damage.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama engaged in a debate with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding declarations about Kosovo.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck Colombia, causing approximately 150 deaths and hundreds of injuries.
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi will remain in pre-trial detention as the court continues its proceedings.
Driton Kuçi has been appointed for a second term as ambassador to Norway, and Elma Altork has been appointed as ambassador to Egypt.
The energy regulator has announced new fuel prices, with petrol becoming cheaper by 4 denars and diesel by 8 denars starting today.
