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Radio Sarajevo's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a tragedy in Lukavac where two people died after a fire in a nursing home, ongoing legal proceedings in Tuzla concerning the exploitation of minors, high tire replacement costs for drivers…
Two elderly individuals who were seriously injured in a fire at the Ahmedić nursing home in Lukavac have died. The incident occurred on September 23rd, and the prosecution confirmed that a prosecutor has been appointed to investigate.
The trial concerning the exploitation of minors in Tuzla is ongoing, with the current stage involving the testimony of the young girls involved.
The Prime Minister of Spain delivered a strong message at the United Nations, emphasizing the pursuit of justice over ease.
Drivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina are bracing for the most expensive tire replacement season to date, as service prices have seen a sharp increase.
The wildfire on Čvrsnica mountain remains active and is spreading uncontrollably, prompting the return of water bombers to combat the blaze.
The Sarajevo water supply company (ViK) has announced reduced water pressure in the Sarajevo Canton, expected to last throughout the day.
The Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGK) has issued a warning, alleging that Boris Malagurski is openly inciting genocide against Bosniaks.
Police in Germany have apprehended a duo suspected of stealing 200 cows in an unusual and significant livestock theft.
Miners in Zenica continue their hunger strike, which has now entered its third night, as they await unpaid wages.
The Sarajevo water supply company (ViK) has announced water supply disruptions in 22 streets today due to ongoing repair works.
