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The front page of Plusinfo features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a new national strategy to reduce traffic accident fatalities in North Macedonia by 2030, progress on a highway project connecting Greece and North Macedonia, a dramatic rescue of two individuals from…
North Macedonia's Parliament has adopted a new national strategy aiming to reduce traffic accident fatalities and serious injuries by at least 50 percent by 2030.
Intensive work is underway on a highway project that could allow travel from the Greek border crossing of Evzoni to Thessaloniki by 2030, with sections already completed.
Two survivors were rescued from collapsed tunnels at a hydropower plant in Nepal after nine days, with rescuers holding out hope for more survivors among the thousands missing.
Wildfires are active near Gračani on the Kosovo side, and mixed forests are burning on Skopje's Black Mountain and in the Struga region, with 27 fires extinguished yesterday.
An American man, Tim Andrews, bypassed long waiting times for an organ transplant by undergoing a procedure with an experimental pig kidney, avoiding dialysis for nine months.
North Macedonia is expected to experience sunny and warm weather with temperatures reaching 33 degrees Celsius, although a northern wind may temporarily intensify.
A Ministry of Transport official, Nikolovski, is advising transporters on how to avoid fake news, stating there are no new restrictions in Brussels for professional drivers.
Russian President Vladimir Putin recounts an unusual personal encounter with a tiger.
Protests were organized in Spain, with the autonomous territory of Ceuta facing a crisis.
