50 Cases of West Nile Fever Recorded, One Patient in Kumanovo ↗
Front page leadA total of 50 cases of West Nile Fever have been reported, with one patient diagnosed in Kumanovo, highlighting a public health concern.
North Macedonia
The Alsat news front page from North Macedonia features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on health alerts (West Nile Fever), environmental concerns (climate disasters, fires), political developments within North Macedonia and the region, and economic issues (oil prices).
A total of 50 cases of West Nile Fever have been reported, with one patient diagnosed in Kumanovo, highlighting a public health concern.
Today's weather will be sunny and warm, with unstable conditions in the afternoon accompanied by heavy rainfall.
Fishing and boating activities in Lake Mavrovo will be prohibited starting tomorrow, impacting local activities.
A special traffic regime will be implemented in Skopje tomorrow due to the visit of Albin Kurti.
Earthquakes have occurred in Albania, with tremors felt in the cities of Elbasan and Lushnjë.
Scientists warn that the world is nearing climate catastrophes, with heatwaves, droughts, floods, and storms becoming more frequent and severe.
Mickoski warns that the oil price crisis, influenced by the US-Iran conflict, is expected to persist for several years, impacting the country's economy.
The upcoming school year will see approximately 3,000 fewer first-grade students registered, leading to the closure of 26 schools.
Co-chairman of VLEN, Izet Mexhiti, states that despite VLEN being the leading party, there is no need for elections.
A large fire has broken out in Gradsko, with air tractors redirected from Kitka and a police helicopter providing assistance.
Robert Kocharyan, a prominent opposition leader and former president of Armenia, has been arrested on corruption charges.
On the second anniversary of VLEN in government, Sali acknowledges failing to deliver on 20 key promises while highlighting draft laws.