Residents Fear Alta Bank Will Be Third "TAT" and Their Pensions Will Burn ↗
Front page leadCitizens of Bitola express fears that Alta Bank will fail like the 'TAT' savings house, potentially losing their pensions and frozen foreign currency.
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The front page of SDK.mk features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns over the stability of Alta Bank, with residents fearing a repeat of past financial failures. Internationally, a plane crash in Florida near Donald Trump's residence and a cyberattack targeting…
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Plane Crashes 14 Kilometers From Trump's Florida Residence, Nine Dead ↗
Nine people died when a small business jet crashed in Florida, just 14 kilometers from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.
Cyberattack in Russia and Ukraine, Citizens Received False Nuclear Attack Alerts ↗
Russia and Ukraine confirmed they were hit by cyberattacks targeting emergency alert applications, leading citizens to receive false nuclear attack warnings.
Arkin Jahij from DUI-led Coalition is New Mayor of Brvenica, DSK Announced ↗
Arkin Jahij from the 'National Alliance for Integration' (NAI) coalition, led by DUI, is the new mayor of the Municipality of Brvenica, according to initial results from the State Election Commission (DSK).
Alta Bank AD Bitola Branches Temporarily Closed to Clients After National Bank… ↗
The branches of Alta Bank AD Bitola will temporarily not work with clients until further notice, after the National Bank limited weekly withdrawals for citizens to 10,000 denars.
Detention for 20-Year-Old Fan Who Severely Injured a Minor in Brawl Before… ↗
A prosecutor from the Basic Public Prosecutor's Office Skopje has initiated proceedings against a 20-year-old individual for the crime of violence in connection with a brawl that occurred last night before the MZT-Rabotnicki basketball match.
Four Suspected in Gorche Petrov Murders, Tied Up and Beat Victims to Death… ↗
The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office Skopje has ordered an investigation against four individuals suspected of tying up and beating two victims to death before stealing gold, which they later sold.
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