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Refunds Imminent, New Roads Begin Amidst Crime and Utility Disruptions

Significant economic news emerges with the imminent processing of Value Added Tax (VAT) refunds for first-time property buyers, with initial decisions expected within two days. This development is coupled with new infrastructure projects, including a 580-meter road section in Sarajevo and a major 102 million Euro road construction by Chinese investors aimed at improving connectivity.

However, the day is also marked by a tragic fatal stabbing in a neighborhood, with a suspect apprehended, and fresh details regarding an incident in Ravno where two individuals were injured and a political dispute has arisen. Sarajevo also faces planned water disruptions due to new utility works, while a speech therapist has raised concerns about a dangerous trend of ADHD over-diagnoses in children. Meanwhile, Igman has successfully restarted its production following the resolution of a multi-day water supply interruption.

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VAT Refunds for First Property Nearing Implementation

All technical and regulatory conditions have been met for the refund of Value Added Tax (VAT) on the first property purchased in the country, with the Indirect Taxation Authority anticipating the first decisions to be issued within the next two days.

New Road Projects Announced for Sarajevo and Broader Region

Sarajevo is set to gain a new 580-meter road section, costing nearly 8 million convertible marks, to enhance traffic flow. Additionally, Chinese investors are undertaking a major 102 million Euro road project, expected to take 42 months to build, which will connect to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Sarajevo Faces Planned Water Disruptions

The Sarajevo utility company ViK has announced new works on the water supply network, which are expected to cause water disruptions in several city streets today, September 15th.

Concerns Rise Over ADHD Diagnoses in Children

A speech therapist has issued a warning regarding a concerning trend where many restless children are being diagnosed with ADHD, emphasizing that it is a serious medical diagnosis.

Update on Ravno Incident: Two Injured, Political Dispute Emerges

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton has reported two injuries from an incident in Ravno. The Croatian Republican Party claims that their candidate was struck by a stone during the event.

Column Criticizes SDA Party Actions

Vildana Selimbegović, the editor-in-chief of Oslobođenje, has penned a column criticizing the Party of Democratic Action (SDA), framing their actions as participation in a 'civil war' led by Bakir Izetbegović, who is the current president of the SDA.

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