Firefighter safety warnings: Don't charge phones under pillows, never… ↗
Front page leadA safety expert warns against common household fire risks, specifically advising against charging phones under pillows and using water to extinguish oil fires.
Bosnia
The front page of N1 Bosnia and Herzegovina features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include ongoing firefighting efforts by the BiH Armed Forces, a successful tram line extension, and warnings about common household fire hazards. There's also a report on poverty statistics…
A safety expert warns against common household fire risks, specifically advising against charging phones under pillows and using water to extinguish oil fires.
The Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina are actively engaged in firefighting operations in the Bosansko Grahovo and Nevesinje areas.
A new tram line has been inaugurated in Hrasnica, marking a significant infrastructure development after 60 years.
A referee, who has officiated in the Bosnian Premier League for many years, was severely beaten during a village tournament.
A new report indicates that one in five citizens in Bosnia and Herzegovina is officially classified as living in poverty.
A report details a Russian nuclear submarine, described as impressive, equipped with a new weapons system.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan, are reportedly preparing to return to the UK for the first time in six years.
A story discussing the costs associated with returning to school, mentioning a backpack price of 150 KM.
Long queues of vehicles are reported at several border crossings between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia during peak season.
A football match report detailing a disallowed goal for Messi, a dramatic finale, and two red cards issued.