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The front page of Plusinfo features a prominent story about a fire in Omiš, Croatia, where seven people are in critical condition and 36 are injured. Other international news includes a fire in Halkidiki, Greece, with 481 people evacuated. Domestically, the site reports on fires in the Bitola…
Seven people are in critical condition and 36 are injured following a catastrophic fire near Omiš, Croatia, which destroyed houses, cars, and boats, forcing hundreds to evacuate.
The danger to houses in Loznani and Novoselani has passed after a difficult battle with the fire. Firefighters suspect that most of the blazes in the Bitola region were intentionally set.
Announcing new investments of three billion dollars, President Trump stated that critical minerals are the raw materials of American strength. Meanwhile, North Macedonia has yet to fully utilize its confirmed copper reserves in Ilovica.
The fire in Halkidiki is calming down, with 481 people evacuated by sea. The blaze left behind burnt forest areas and also affected homes and vehicles.
As of 7:30 AM, a total of 40 fires were registered in open spaces across North Macedonia, with six currently active fires burning forests and vegetation.
A 19-year-old girl died after a car, driven by a man with 1.75 per mille alcohol in his blood, collided with a motorcycle near Turnovo.
The Macedonian champion Shkendija failed to overcome the Scottish opponent and was eliminated from the Europa Conference League after a 0-0 draw and a 2-1 loss.
