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The Plusinfo front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a second death from West Nile fever, the upcoming availability of a medication for transplant patients, and an operation in Thessaloniki resulting in the arrest of Macedonian and Kosovan…
A 72-year-old man from Skopje has died from West Nile fever, marking the second fatality. Twenty-four patients are being treated at the Infectious Diseases Clinic, with five on mechanical ventilation.
Catastrophic wildfires are affecting the Adriatic region this summer, with intense battles against flames on multiple fronts in Croatia and Montenegro, resulting in significant damage and casualties.
New details have emerged from an international operation where Macedonian and Kosovan citizens were arrested in Thessaloniki for allegedly concealing 324 kilograms of marijuana in a trailer. Searches are also underway in North Macedonia.
The Health Fund has prepared a solution to ensure patients with transplanted organs can continue long-term treatment with 'Myfortic' without additional payment, saving them between 615 and 1,439 denars per dose.
The weather forecast for today indicates predominantly sunny and warm conditions, with a chance of local instability and thunderstorms in the afternoon, particularly in Skopje.
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake has struck Indonesia, causing at least 20 deaths and widespread damage, with rescue efforts underway to find those missing.
