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[00:00:00] The circumstances of the incident at Leipzig Airport, when
[00:00:03] a drone with explosives was found, and a plane collided with an unidentified
[00:00:07] object in the air.
[00:00:11] While Vilnius City Municipality is reducing Russian language, other institutions say
[00:00:15] they do not intend
[00:00:38] Good evening, Panorama reviews Wednesday's events, I'm Gabrielė
[00:00:42] Kloniūnaitė, thank you for watching. Following
[00:00:45] the information about the incident in which
[00:00:48] a group of migrants attacked border guards at the end of July,
[00:00:52] Minister of Interior Martynas Katelynas ordered an official
[00:00:55] inspection of the State Border Guard Service leadership.
[00:00:57] The head of the service, Rustamas
[00:01:00] Liubajevas, says that the aforementioned incident turned out
[00:01:04] to be ordinary, so the minister was not informed in more detail about it. During
[00:01:07] the incident, the border guards were not injured.
[00:01:11] An underground tunnel here near the village of Pertakas,
[00:01:14] Kapčiamiestis municipality, Lazdijai municipality, Kapčiamiestis
[00:01:18] border guard officials detected by technical
[00:01:21] means according to ground surface vibrations.
[00:01:24] The underground tunnel in the territory of Lithuania extends almost
[00:01:27] 10 m. A meter high. The tunnel was dug
[00:01:31] in the slope of the nameless hill separating Lithuania from
[00:01:34] Belarus. A metal fence with concertina was installed further
[00:01:38] into the forest due to unstable soil, so migrants ran out
[00:01:41] of time to dig to it. Digging a tunnel can take up to a week.
[00:01:44] Primitive digging, that is,
[00:01:47] a shovel, a bucket or a container, where
[00:01:50] the earth is dug with shovels, it is
[00:01:53] carried out of that tunnel, and the reinforcing
[00:01:56] structure itself uses wood.
[00:02:00] wood and that wood,
[00:02:03] like logs and beams. As border guards
[00:02:06] prevented migrants, they managed to return to Belarusian territory,
[00:02:10] but an incident occurred, a couple of dozen migrants attacked four
[00:02:13] border guards. Some migrants with handcuffs escaped back to
[00:02:17] Belarus, a pre-trial investigation was launched, but this
[00:02:20] incident was not publicly announced, only information about the discovered tunnel.
[00:02:24] The prime minister says that he learned about the incident only today from the media,
[00:02:28] and ordered the interior
[00:02:30] minister to investigate the circumstances. The investigation should cover several questions:
[00:02:33] why not July today,
[00:02:37] why an incident that likely occurred on July 26,
[00:02:41] we only learn about it today, well, and probably to evaluate
[00:02:45] the performance of officials' official duties, with
[00:02:48] the non-disclosure of information, I have questions, it is certainly
[00:02:52] unacceptable. The Minister of Interior assures that he himself
[00:02:56] did not have all the precise information. In the evening, he summoned
[00:02:59] the head of the border service for an explanation. The border guard
[00:03:02] chief admitted that he takes responsibility for the fact that the importance
[00:03:05] of this incident was not properly and fully evaluated
[00:03:09] and the minister was not properly informed. After this
[00:03:13] conversation with the head of the State Border Guard Service,
[00:03:16] I decided to initiate an official inspection, in order to objectively evaluate
[00:03:20] the actions
[00:03:22] of the border service management. this could have been my
[00:03:26] mistake,
[00:03:29] although. the information was provided to me, but
[00:03:32] I will repeat once again that I apparently
[00:03:36] did not fully evaluate that the
[00:03:39] incident, which
[00:03:42] according to our initial information was no different from other
[00:03:45] incidents, would attract so much attention, both from the media and
[00:03:49] the public. The entire section of the Lithuanian-Belarusian
[00:03:53] border, almost 700 km, is monitored by video cameras, but only special
[00:03:56] dug tunnels. Lithuanian border guards equipment helps to detect
[00:04:00] are helped by their Polish Can you confirm
[00:04:03] colleagues, who have special equipment and experience, to search for underground tunnels.
[00:04:07] that several locations are currently being monitored where tunnels may be possible?
[00:04:10] Yes, yes. Poland already last year announced new illegal migrant routes
[00:04:14] from Belarus. In December, 180 migrants
[00:04:18] had broken into Poland through a tunnel. These are very professionally
[00:04:21] dug tunnels, professionally, as in such conditions, that is, with
[00:04:25] fortifications, a meter and a half high. The longest
[00:04:28] is more than 50 m, such a tunnel,
[00:04:32] which even goes deep into Polish territory, of course, all this
[00:04:35] is done with the help of Belarus. An informational and
[00:04:39] psychological war is underway from Belarus, and provocations are also possible, says
[00:04:42] political scientist Vytis Jurkonis. According to him, the tunnels are being dug with
[00:04:45] the knowledge of the Belarusian regime's services. Any
[00:04:48] breakthrough, if we were to let it through somewhere, of course, both Belarusian
[00:04:52] and Kremlin propaganda would then
[00:04:54] use it for such
[00:04:58] information. and for influencing
[00:05:01] public opinion, that
[00:05:04] despite all those measures, look how everything is fractured, this
[00:05:08] is still a psychological war
[00:05:10] and an informational war. This year,
[00:05:14] reports have been made about stopped tunnels, it seems that in Poland, at least,
[00:05:18] it no longer evokes such emotions, some electoral
[00:05:21] in part, some tense cycles have ended
[00:05:24] political struggles, and it seems that earlier both Belarus and
[00:05:28] Russia very successfully used migrants to destabilize Polish domestic
[00:05:32] politics, knowing that it is a regime state, one way
[00:05:36] or another, it is done with
[00:05:38] their knowledge, they either turn a blind eye to
[00:05:42] what is being done and allow it to happen, or somehow
[00:05:45] contribute themselves, we have seen that throughout
[00:05:48] the history of instrumentalized migration. There have been
[00:05:52] 12 attempts to enter Lithuania through underground tunnels, the last one in the village
[00:05:56] of Latežeris in Varėna district, earlier in Šalčininkai and Lazdijai
[00:05:59] districts.
[00:06:02] Comrades bid farewell to the country's first prime minister,
[00:06:05] Kazimira Prunskienė, known as the Amber Lady. The ministers of the first
[00:06:09] government say that she was not a boss and was able
[00:06:12] to unite everyone for reforms. Prunskienė will be
[00:06:15] buried tomorrow, LRT television and the portal
[00:06:18] lrt.lt will broadcast a special
[00:06:20] program.
[00:06:27] She was not a boss, she was
[00:06:29] a leader, a herald,
[00:06:32] a unifier, who inspired
[00:06:36] everyone to work
[00:06:37] for Lithuania.
[00:06:40] Olekas was among the 19 government ministers, all
[00:06:44] men, who were led by Kazimira
[00:06:46] Prunskienė.
[00:06:48] You are working now, men, we were all men, in her
[00:06:52] government, you are now in your
[00:06:55] field as prime ministers.
[00:06:59] Comrades say she had a divine gift for choosing
[00:07:02] people. Olekas, Biržiškis,
[00:07:06] may he rest in peace, and Saudargas
[00:07:09] worked in seven governments I.
[00:07:12] Mantas, I in five, others
[00:07:15] in four, so we weren't completely stupid, meaning her merit here
[00:07:19] as prime minister was that she is a person
[00:07:22] of organization, she is really capable
[00:07:24] of organizing, she does not interfere in matters
[00:07:28] she does not know.
[00:07:30] She needed not only to unite the ministers delegated by Sąjūdis
[00:07:34] and the Lithuanian Communist Party, but also to withstand the Soviet
[00:07:37] blockade and reform everything. That
[00:07:40] start of independence, when when. all around, when money
[00:07:43] is foreign, when borders are uncontrolled, when
[00:07:47] you drive from Latvia after talks with colleagues and see
[00:07:50] the burning Saločiai checkpoint, and yet we
[00:07:53] got going, good day, moments
[00:07:57] of triumph after the first, though unofficial, visits of the Lithuanian Prime Minister
[00:08:01] to the United Kingdom and
[00:08:03] America.
[00:08:05] I had to be with her in America with
[00:08:08] Bush and and Kohl and and Thatcher, then they called
[00:08:12] her the Amber Lady and people
[00:08:15] respected her very much. After
[00:08:18] eight months, Prunskienė resigned, after protests
[00:08:22] began over food prices that had increased
[00:08:25] dozens of times, but all her ministers remained. She was dry
[00:08:28] at the event and learned that the killings had begun, so she
[00:08:32] came from her village, she could have gone
[00:08:35] anywhere, she came to the government, she thought that she met
[00:08:38] Brazauskas on the stairs, we met her around 5:00 AM.
[00:08:44] Signatory Česlovas Jušėnas calls Prunskienė the brightest
[00:08:47] star of the restoration of independence, and not only for
[00:08:50] her work,
[00:08:53] she actively joined the entire revolutionary
[00:08:57] liberation movement and was one of the brightest
[00:09:00] stars, because in addition to
[00:09:03] all her advantages, she was also a graceful
[00:09:07] lady with a very beautiful smile,
[00:09:11] which I called. and others called amber, not
[00:09:14] rubber, like Americans.
[00:09:18] And although Prunskienė was haunted by the trail of cooperation
[00:09:21] with the KGB for almost her entire political career, she denied
[00:09:25] it, not only her comrades. Bush
[00:09:27] was always pragmatic, if they hadn't agreed, everyone would think, would anyone
[00:09:31] accept her? and Thatcher, and Kohl, and Mitterrand
[00:09:35] and and all of them together, so didn't they
[00:09:38] know who was KGB, who wasn't KGB, that bothered
[00:09:41] us too, that there is a person
[00:09:44] who, so to speak, innocently,
[00:09:48] perhaps not without reason, is suspected of such
[00:09:51] things.
[00:09:53] The current government also bids farewell
[00:09:57] to the first prime minister. Mindaugas Sinkevičius says there is something
[00:10:00] to learn, sincere work
[00:10:02] and responsibility.
[00:10:09] German counter-terrorism investigators are investigating an incident.
[00:10:12] Circumstances at Leipzig Airport, when a drone with explosives was found near
[00:10:16] one of the runways, and a cargo plane collided
[00:10:20] with an unidentified object in the air. The aircraft
[00:10:23] suffered minor damage. Ukraine's ambassador to Germany
[00:10:27] says that Russia likely contributed to the incident, as Leipzig
[00:10:30] is an important base for Ukraine's Antonov Airlines, but
[00:10:34] German officials provide no
[00:10:36] further information.
[00:10:39] At one of Europe's most important air cargo centers, a runway
[00:10:43] is closed, near it and Ukrainian cargo plane
[00:10:46] bomb disposal experts. At Leipzig airport approaches, police forces
[00:10:49] and a drone surveying the area. But work
[00:10:53] here started around midnight,
[00:10:55] receiving a report about an object found near one of the two runways and the Ukrainian
[00:10:58] plane. After
[00:11:01] an operation involving a police bomb disposal robot, it was confirmed that it
[00:11:05] was a drone with an explosive device. Its fuse
[00:11:08] was removed. On the southern runway, an object
[00:11:12] was found that we initially could not identify, but federal
[00:11:16] police reacted effectively, identifying a possible threat.
[00:11:19] began a preliminary investigation.
[00:11:23] Investigations are not yet complete. Due to the danger, the airport diverted some
[00:11:27] incoming flights. Among them, as reported, a DHL
[00:11:30] cargo plane, which approached the airport and then
[00:11:34] collided with a flying object while taking off. Minor damage,
[00:11:38] according to the newspaper Bild Antar, was noticed
[00:11:41] later. The incident also involved a plane that
[00:11:45] planned to land in Leipzig, but could not. It seems that during this process,
[00:11:48] it collided with something, but eventually managed to land
[00:11:51] in Hanover. Part of yesterday's disrupted air
[00:11:55] traffic resumed today, but the Minister of Interior called an urgent
[00:11:59] meeting of security service chiefs this evening, and counter-terrorism
[00:12:02] officials launched an investigation. Ukraine's ambassador, in an interview
[00:12:05] with Welt television, says he suspects Russia. The base
[00:12:09] of Ukraine's Antonov Airlines in Leipzig. German authorities
[00:12:12] provide no further information.
[00:12:15] We know about the risks that unmanned aerial systems pose to air
[00:12:18] transport. Our task is to ensure flight safety.
[00:12:21] Sometimes this can only be done by stopping transport, of course.
[00:12:25] We want as few disruptions as possible, the goal is to identify
[00:12:28] drones that pose a threat as quickly as possible,
[00:12:31] destroy them accordingly and ensure
[00:12:34] safe air transport.
[00:12:37] A task that is especially important in Leipzig, as German army
[00:12:41] and NATO allies' cargo is also transported through the airport. But last year, one
[00:12:44] civilian cargo caught fire in the airport warehouse, and
[00:12:47] last year a Chinese citizen was convicted for relaying information about flight schedules
[00:12:51] and cargo movements to a Chinese spy.
[00:12:56] Tonight, at least 17 people died in another Russian air
[00:13:00] attack in Ukraine, and the defenders again failed to shoot down
[00:13:04] a single missile, according to Ukraine, compared to last year, the country received
[00:13:07] only a third of air defense missiles, and Volodymyr
[00:13:11] Zelensky says he discussed the shortage with the NATO chief, we warn that
[00:13:14] some images may be shocking.
[00:13:18] Russia announces that its targets are logistics and drone parts
[00:13:21] warehouses, but this morning at a railway station near Kyiv, here
[00:13:25] in the industrial district alone, Russian strikes claimed eight
[00:13:28] lives. People come here from Chernihiv,
[00:13:32] Kyiv regions, it's a convenient transport connection. There are many people in the morning, but
[00:13:36] also at night, because then the shift ends and some go to, and others from
[00:13:40] work. The price of delayed air defense missiles
[00:13:43] is terrible casualties and destruction, announced the Ukrainian
[00:13:46] president, reporting that Ukraine shot down most of the 115 Russian launched
[00:13:50] drones, but not one of the 24
[00:13:53] ballistic and four cruise missiles, their main
[00:13:57] targets Kyiv and surrounding areas, commercial warehouses,
[00:14:00] factories. An explosion occurred, we were
[00:14:04] in the cabin and the truck and another one standing next to it caught fire,
[00:14:08] we got out, we didn't even have time to grab documents and belongings,
[00:14:11] but not everyone manages to hide from ballistic missiles, at least 17 people died in the attack,
[00:14:15] more than 40 were injured.
[00:14:19] Last night was just terrible, for the first time we felt so strongly
[00:14:22] the lack of air defense against ballistic missiles.
[00:14:30] My husband is at the front and just
[00:14:31] imagine how worried he is when a missile flies towards our home,
[00:14:35] and so every night instead of resting, he asks, where am I,
[00:14:38] did I make it to the shelter or not. Near the front,
[00:14:41] due to increasing Russian strikes, Ukraine announced today that it is starting
[00:14:45] the mandatory evacuation of children, their parents and guardians from Kramatorsk.
[00:14:49] It is announced that hundreds of families will have to retreat. As the war, not only
[00:14:52] at the front, but also in the air, has reached a cruel stalemate. Europe promises Ukraine
[00:14:56] more support, according to the European Commission, Kyiv is preparing to receive
[00:14:59] 1.5 billion euros obtained from the interest of frozen Russian assets,
[00:15:03] but the Ukrainian president repeats what is most
[00:15:06] lacking, compared to last year, supporters provide Ukraine with only a third
[00:15:10] of air defense missiles and Russia exploits the shortage.
[00:15:13] Reuters news agency quotes Ukrainian intelligence officials:
[00:15:17] "North Korean unit armed with 120 ballistic missiles
[00:15:20] deployed in Russia, whose targets are in Ukraine."
[00:15:24] From the beginning of 2026, Ukraine receives
[00:15:27] and it is important that the air
[00:15:30] defense commander can confirm this, only a third of the missiles designed to protect
[00:15:34] against ballistic missiles, but
[00:15:36] Ukraine says. also attacked again a warehouse
[00:15:40] in the Ural region, one person reported injured. Yesterday
[00:15:43] in the neighboring Moscow region, during a drone attack against a reported
[00:15:46] warehouse at an electrical substation, five
[00:15:49] people died. Today, the Kremlin announces that Vladimir
[00:15:52] Putin has appointed a new commander of drone forces, but the contrast
[00:15:56] is different.
[00:15:59] As warehouses near Moscow explode, the head of state was at the beginning of the week
[00:16:03] 3,000 km from the capital, in Krasnoyarsk.
[00:16:07] He participated in a school festival, and residents of Moscow interviewed
[00:16:11] by Austrian journalists ponder. We really
[00:16:14] need to start negotiations so that we achieve that civilians are dying
[00:16:18] on both sides, we feel sorry for them.
[00:16:22] I wonder why our government is doing nothing to prevent people from dying
[00:16:25] every day, even in and around Moscow. In the afternoon, Russian
[00:16:29] media reported yesterday's car explosion
[00:16:33] in Yekaterinburg, where the head of one of Russia's drone factories
[00:16:36] was seriously injured.
[00:16:39] Iran says it has agreed with Oman on a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:16:43] final documents, according to Tehran, are still
[00:16:46] being prepared, according to sources from news agency Streiter,
[00:16:49] the proposed agreement would give Tehran control over
[00:16:52] ships passing through the strait into the Persian
[00:16:56] Gulf. Iran also denied negotiating with America
[00:16:59] in recent days, when Donald Trump said negotiations took place
[00:17:03] all day yesterday, the strait will be opened very
[00:17:06] soon, otherwise there is. another blow.
[00:17:08] will be dealt.
[00:17:12] After Vilnius municipality announced that it will no longer accept residents' requests
[00:17:15] and complaints in writing in Russian, other institutions or organizations
[00:17:19] are not planning changes. Sodra and the tax inspectorate say
[00:17:22] they strive to serve clients in their preferred language. So
[00:17:26] they serve Russian speakers in their native language. Šeškinė polyclinic
[00:17:30] states that it registers patients with doctors who speak their
[00:17:33] desired language or invites them to come with an interpreter.
[00:17:39] Some patients say they wouldn't manage in the polyclinic
[00:17:42] without Russian.
[00:17:45] And in Lithuanian, I don't know Lithuanian,
[00:17:48] well, we need Russian. How long have you lived
[00:17:52] in Lithuania?
[00:17:54] Always,
[00:17:57] there was no such moment that I could speak Lithuanian in institutions,
[00:18:01] Russian in school, Russian at work, so if you
[00:18:04] come to a foreign country, then you have. precisely
[00:18:08] the native language of this country, if this is
[00:18:11] a special such case, then there should be
[00:18:15] an interpreter, if let's say people came
[00:18:18] to us legally,
[00:18:20] there should also be, everything must be according
[00:18:24] to the law. On the screens of the Šeškinė polyclinic, there is no
[00:18:28] Russian language, only Lithuanian or English, but medical services can
[00:18:31] be obtained. The polyclinic says that when registering a patient, it finds out what language they
[00:18:35] speak and assigns a doctor accordingly.
[00:18:37] "The essential moment is the moment of registration and that we must properly
[00:18:41] assign patients, we know the information
[00:18:45] about what languages our employees speak, what languages they
[00:18:48] agree to serve patients in, and based
[00:18:50] on that, we assign incoming registering
[00:18:54] patients. We also state that sometimes we ask them to bring an interpreter if
[00:18:58] there are no medics who speak a certain language. The younger generation
[00:19:00] speaks less Russian, so that's why this registration moment is important, there are
[00:19:04] isolated situations, we have also had conflict situations. but
[00:19:07] we try to solve it flexibly, for example,
[00:19:11] if such a situation arises, then simply find a colleague who
[00:19:14] can help in such a situation.
[00:19:17] The tax inspectorate and Sodra say they try to serve as many people as possible, so they do not
[00:19:21] plan to abandon or reduce Russian language for now. We only notice that
[00:19:25] the number of Russian speakers has also increased recently, because due to
[00:19:28] the geopolitical situation, for other reasons, people are coming from Asian
[00:19:31] countries, for example, this year until July, about
[00:19:35] 44. "Russian speakers called by phone about
[00:19:39] tax issues, well, we still adhere
[00:19:42] to a client-oriented policy, so
[00:19:45] we try to provide service in the language that the person
[00:19:49] communicates in, well, it's true, consultants are not
[00:19:51] obligated, because they must provide
[00:19:55] services in the state language, everything else is, well, voluntary
[00:19:58] and benevolent. Vilnius
[00:20:00] municipality announced that it will no longer accept residents' written requests and complaints in Russian,
[00:20:04] information in Russian and other non-EU languages
[00:20:08] will only be provided orally, if the specific employee
[00:20:11] knows the language. The mayor says this is one of the steps, in general, when providing
[00:20:15] services in Vilnius, the use of Russian should decrease. The goal is
[00:20:18] very clear, that in the capital
[00:20:21] of a democratic state, official languages of the European
[00:20:25] Union should be used and spoken, first of all, of course, Lithuanian, then
[00:20:28] other foreign languages, and Russian language, well, this is such, let's say,
[00:20:32] negligence that needs to be gradually reduced. I don't have
[00:20:35] such a clear
[00:20:37] and strict answer now, whether it should or shouldn't be, if it
[00:20:41] concerned perhaps Russian citizens, then perhaps one
[00:20:44] answer, but if it concerns well, as
[00:20:47] they say, freedom. "freedom
[00:20:50] fighters who left the Belarusian regime and perhaps do not speak
[00:20:54] other languages or Ukrainians, then perhaps that attitude changes
[00:20:57] a bit, in some places Russian language is completely abandoned, from January at Regitra
[00:21:01] Russian speakers can no longer take the driving exam in Russian.
[00:21:04] Free vision
[00:21:07] checks in libraries, elder care facilities or
[00:21:10] nursing homes may sound tempting, but optometrists
[00:21:14] warn that such services are illegal, as
[00:21:18] vision can only be checked in licensed facilities.
[00:21:22] Specialists have questions not only about the qualifications of staff
[00:21:25] providing such services, but also about the consequences. Due to improperly
[00:21:29] performed checks, eye diseases may be detected too
[00:21:32] late.
[00:21:35] In the village of Traksėdžiai, Šilutė district, residents are offered free
[00:21:39] vision checks in community premises. Facebook ads
[00:21:42] promise to check eye pressure or already worn
[00:21:46] glasses. In another ad, free services are promised
[00:21:50] to the community of Barnėnai village in Lazdijai district, residents
[00:21:53] are also offered to shop after the visit. However,
[00:21:56] not all services here are free, for example, checking eye pressure
[00:21:59] will cost €10, although the offers
[00:22:03] seem tempting, both are illegal. Lithuanian
[00:22:06] legal acts are quite strictly regulated, and, well, personal
[00:22:10] health care can only be provided in a licensed institution
[00:22:14] and by a licensed specialist. Requirements are also set for premises,
[00:22:17] so the National Public Health Center issues permits
[00:22:21] for hygiene passports, however, this does not stop illegal service
[00:22:24] providers, they call various institutions looking
[00:22:28] for premises where they can provide services, steadily
[00:22:31] chin, do not blink, starting with markets, as
[00:22:34] I mentioned, children's kindergartens, universities, public
[00:22:37] institutions, nursing homes,
[00:22:41] libraries, well, certainly wherever it is possible to put
[00:22:45] a chair and a table, I imagine, that's where they
[00:22:48] are rushing. There was one case when, well,
[00:22:52] there was a person who had no health-related
[00:22:55] education at all. I have the number of one such company, so
[00:22:58] I will do an experiment, I will call them and inquire about their
[00:23:02] activities. After a few seconds of waiting,
[00:23:06] a woman answers. Listening, it turns
[00:23:09] out to be extremely easy to order a service, the supposed specialists
[00:23:13] can come to the community premises in just a few days. I wanted
[00:23:15] to ask if I would have to pay for any services,
[00:23:19] or? everything is free, completely free, here
[00:23:22] eye pressure is free,
[00:23:25] consultations on possible eye diseases, then
[00:23:29] they check your worn glasses to see if they are still
[00:23:32] suitable for wearing further, short-sightedness,
[00:23:36] long-sightedness and everything is legal, two arrive, so yes, they
[00:23:38] are optics, it's like
[00:23:42] an optics salon, but we won't have any problems
[00:23:45] in the community center, no,
[00:23:48] we go, you know we go to many
[00:23:51] communities in all cities, who want
[00:23:54] um a little, but look there, specialists
[00:23:58] say, the cost of such checks can be an unnoticed disease in time,
[00:24:02] how many figures do you see on the screen now, four, four, yes, and
[00:24:05] they urge not to be deceived, free services are offered
[00:24:09] out of a good heart, the goal is only to sell a product,
[00:24:13] which also raises many doubts about quality, and the patient later
[00:24:16] has no guarantees to complain about, then professionals
[00:24:20] cannot help either. do not document these services,
[00:24:24] do not include it in a health visit, what official institutions and
[00:24:27] legally working optometrists do. Illegal activities
[00:24:31] do not deter residents. I have heard in both municipalities that
[00:24:34] elders say no, but
[00:24:37] communities or cultural centers, libraries
[00:24:40] agree and allow them to use the premises. About
[00:24:44] suspicious activities, institutions encourage reporting to the accreditation
[00:24:47] and healthcare activities service. Illegal activity
[00:24:50] carries administrative responsibility, a fine of 600
[00:24:54] €. This year, some municipalities
[00:24:58] will start admitting children to clubs, financed by the non-formal
[00:25:01] children's education basket funds, in a centralized manner,
[00:25:04] just as schools and kindergartens
[00:25:21] "And for the new ones, before they even started, in some municipalities, after-school
[00:25:24] activities will have to be chosen through a centralized admission
[00:25:28] system for educational programs, just as kindergartens and schools are currently admitted
[00:25:31] online. In Švenčionys district, children
[00:25:34] currently on holiday say that they are not yet thinking about what they will do after
[00:26:01] thinking about their children's autumn duties and leisure, but the possibility to register children for clubs,
[00:26:05] financed by non-formal children's education funds, from August
[00:26:08] 14th is seen favorably. It used to be that a coach from a sports school,
[00:26:11] for example, would come to the
[00:26:14] class, look at how everyone looks, how everyone does things, and
[00:26:18] then talk to the teacher, talk to the students, well,
[00:26:21] would you like to go to a sports school, for example,
[00:26:25] yes, well, talk to your parents, come. Now, for example,
[00:26:28] you went online, when you found a club that
[00:26:32] suits you, for example, and sent your child,
[00:26:36] that's it, if it crashes and you can't log in
[00:26:39] or there will be many logins and again everything is lacking, of course
[00:26:43] it will complicate things, but if everything works, if we log in,
[00:26:46] we will see all the lists, for example, what a child can attend, then why not,
[00:26:50] I think it will help. Five,
[00:26:53] six, the admission system is accessible by logging in from the website
[00:26:57] mokauslt, it operates on a one-stop shop principle, from the application.
[00:27:00] Parents will be able to see the
[00:27:05] application's place in the queue, as
[00:27:09] well as what concerns clubs,
[00:27:12] they will be able to see whether the child has state
[00:27:15] funding, they will also be able to see available places in
[00:27:19] clubs and not only in their own municipality where they live,
[00:27:22] but also in the neighboring municipality, and if it is convenient for parents,
[00:27:26] they will be able to submit applications for clubs operating in the neighboring
[00:27:29] municipality. Difficulties should not arise even
[00:27:32] for those who do not have the possibility to connect to the system online, because, as with
[00:27:36] registering children for educational institutions, this can also be done
[00:27:40] in municipalities. Children who attended
[00:27:43] these NV programs, the provider will be able to send a direct link
[00:27:47] to the parents' email and they will not have to
[00:27:50] wander around and will be able to immediately fill out
[00:27:53] an application that they want to attend that particular club. And the contract
[00:27:57] will be concluded centrally, there will be no need to sign
[00:28:00] paper ones, which slightly reduces the administrative
[00:28:03] burden. Which municipalities have implemented a common
[00:28:07] admission system can be checked on the website mokaus.lt.
[00:28:10] This system is planned to operate throughout Lithuania from
[00:28:48] will most likely be the hottest day of the week. Thunderstorms, heavy rains, and much
[00:28:52] cooler weather are forecast for this week, followed by a slight
[00:28:55] rise in temperature. The last month of summer has begun,
[00:28:59] and in Lithuania, it is forecast to be slightly warmer than
[00:29:02] usual for August, and less precipitation is forecast. Meanwhile, Europe is experiencing
[00:29:06] huge heatwaves. Even today, there were reports of extremely
[00:29:10] high temperatures in neighboring Poland, or in one
[00:29:13] place, temperatures rose to 41 degrees. France, Spain,
[00:29:17] Italy, Greece are ravaged by fires due to the heat. So, about
[00:29:21] the summer, the one that has been and the remaining few weeks of it, in the topic of the day
[00:29:24] with Professor Arūnas Bukančius from the Department of Hydrology and Climatology of Vilnius
[00:29:34] is not hot at all, unlike in all of Western Europe, quite the opposite,
[00:29:38] that it was cooler or cold and quite rainy.
[00:29:41] Is this really just an impression, or
[00:29:45] is it confirmed by meteorologists' observations? And in general, if you
[00:29:49] had to talk about this summer and say what it was like,
[00:29:52] describe it, what would you say? Well, first of all, summer is not
[00:29:55] over yet, but if we talk about the first two months, we need
[00:29:59] to say that June was very contrasting. At
[00:30:03] first quite variable, and the third decade was
[00:30:06] even record-breakingly hot, five and even more degrees
[00:30:10] higher than the norm. July
[00:30:14] again started with cooler weather, but
[00:30:18] now in recent days, July was also
[00:30:21] higher in temperature, well, and
[00:30:24] if we average the temperature of the whole month of July,
[00:30:27] we would get close to the long-term average,
[00:30:31] and the average temperature of June was one degree
[00:30:34] higher
[00:30:36] than the long-term average, but
[00:30:40] there was really a lot of precipitation, especially in July, in some places
[00:30:43] even three times the norm fell, and
[00:30:46] it was even wet, one might say, and such
[00:30:49] a rainy, long period was
[00:30:52] recorded, but there were also hot periods,
[00:30:56] there was even a heatwave, well, not heatwaves in Lithuania, but...