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The front page of SDK.mk features a variety of domestic and international news. Top stories include warnings about the West Nile Virus, a fire at a landfill in Ohrid, and the destruction of winter trail markings in Popova Shapka. International news covers Russian attacks in Ukraine. There are also…
Health officials, including Klekovski, have identified channels, septic tanks, puddles at cemeteries, and old tires as high-risk locations for the spread of the West Nile Virus, with 43 infections reported so far.
Two Macedonian films received five awards at the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, with '17' winning four awards and actress Eva Kostić receiving the 'Heart of Sarajevo' award. Dina Duma also received a special award for her skateboarding film.
New Russian attacks in Ukraine have resulted in at least two deaths, with nine people still missing following a previous attack on a shopping center.
A fire has reignited at the 'Bukovo' landfill in the Ohrid region, directly impacting residents of nearby settlements with smoke.
Over 45 of the 112 posts marking the winter hiking trail between Popova Shapka and Titov Vrv have been destroyed, damaged, or removed. The marking project was funded by the embassies of Austria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
The company 'Neptune' is integrating into a new regional structure, unifying its operations across Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Former Health Minister Filipche stated that Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski should apologize to citizens for spreading false news about the modular hospital for five years.
The council has approved 27 new residents for the elderly care home in Kumanovo, pending approval from the Ministry of Finance.
A report indicates that a colleague filed a complaint against an Albanian individual using a derogatory term, prompting a commission to investigate on racial grounds.
