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Major Crime Busts Amid Red Heat Alert and Drying Rivers

A significant police operation dubbed 'Catering' has resulted in the arrests of Admir Arnautović Šmrk and Anel Sejfović Pele, along with other individuals, for alleged organized crime. Separately, Doctor Mithat Asotić and his son Hamza were detained on suspicion of money laundering and economic crime.

The country is bracing for extreme heat after a red alert was issued, urging citizens to take precautions. This comes amidst growing concerns over water scarcity, with reports indicating that several rivers are nearly dry, threatening underground water reserves.

Environmental issues are also in focus, with discussions highlighting pollution from aging thermal power plants and the substantial debt associated with their poor management. In political news, new details have emerged regarding the efforts of Milorad Dodik's legal team to lift US sanctions against him.

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Major Police Operation 'Catering' Leads to Arrests

A large-scale police operation named 'Catering' has resulted in the arrests of Admir Arnautović Šmrk and Anel Sejfović Pele, with further premises searched in Travnik. Multiple news outlets highlighted the arrests, indicating a significant crackdown on organized crime.

Red Alert for Extreme Heat and Growing Water Scarcity

A red alert has been issued for Bosnia and Herzegovina due to anticipated extremely high temperatures, prompting calls for protective measures. Simultaneously, experts are warning of an alarming water scarcity situation as several rivers have nearly dried up, endangering underground water reserves.

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