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The Radio Sarajevo front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include water supply issues in Sarajevo, a report on the desecration of Bosniak graves near Pale, an appeal for COVID-19 testimonies, and problems for RS transporters at the border. International…
Due to emergency repairs of a fault in Sedrenik, water supply has been interrupted in Zmajevac street and part of Gornje Čebedžije street, with problems also affecting Čengić Vila, according to the Sarajevo Water and Sewerage utility.
A shocking incident where a police officer allegedly dug up Bosniak graves near Pale has been reported.
A well-known international vlogger has expressed his admiration for Sarajevo, calling Bosnians the kindest people in the world.
The FBiH Institute is collecting testimonies from citizens for a monograph on COVID-19, with a deadline of September 30th.
A chaotic end to the match between Ukraine and Hungary saw players clash, with fans also involved.
Transporters from Republika Srpska are facing a new issue as drivers are being turned away at the border due to licensing problems.
The weather is set to change this weekend, with sunny days expected after a cloudy Saturday.
An unprecedented tragedy has occurred in Kupa where five migrants drowned, with dramatic rescue attempts described by a witness.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan has issued a strong warning to the Houthis, stating that Mecca and Medina are a red line that must not be crossed.
The European Union has issued a serious warning, urging citizens and governments to prepare for the upcoming winter.
A historical piece recalling the day a Yugoslav flag was burned at the Poljud Stadium in 1990.
