Police dispatched to Sanski Most as dialysis treatment halts
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A critical situation has unfolded in Sanski Most, where dialysis patients have had their treatment halted, leading to an intervention by authorities who dispatched police to the scene. Patients have voiced outrage over this development.
Elsewhere, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is planning the construction of a new 196-kilometer gas pipeline to Croatia, signaling new infrastructure development. Authorities are also intensifying controls against illegal waste dumping, with potential fines reaching up to 10,000 Bosnian Marks.
In Republika Srpska, negotiations have begun regarding the minimum wage, with workers advocating for higher pay. Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), continues to draw international attention, with Michael Murphy commenting on his efforts to challenge American counterparts.