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[00:05:03] Modrac, about rivers, about
[00:05:07] lakes, about places in Bosnia and Herzegovina where
[00:05:11] citizens, more and more often, seek to cool off. We will talk about
[00:05:15] that next, because in recent days, high
[00:05:18] temperatures fill those rivers, lakes, and swimming pools across
[00:05:22] the country. Many seek refuge from the heat in natural
[00:05:25] swimming areas. However, what seems like refreshment can turn into
[00:05:29] danger in a few seconds. That is why we will talk about
[00:05:32] that this morning, about the most common situations in which
[00:05:35] rescuers have to intervene. My guest this morning
[00:05:39] is Senad Strukan from the GSS station Sarajevo. Good morning... Welcome
[00:05:42] to the new day. Good morning to you, your viewers, and thank you for the invitation. It's
[00:05:46] great to see these professional divers on
[00:05:50] diving boards across Bosnia and Herzegovina, so
[00:05:52] tourist stages as we called them, here on Bendbaša,
[00:05:56] recently in Mostar, on Pliva in Jajce, so
[00:06:00] some other lakes and bathing areas are being revived,
[00:06:04] which are becoming more and more popular, because it seems people,
[00:06:07] due to the economic situation, but it seems to me that some need and
[00:06:11] trend to... rest more where temperatures are more
[00:06:14] acceptable, and they have long ceased to be so
[00:06:17] by the sea, they are looking for alternatives. What
[00:06:21] do you see in the field, are people flocking
[00:06:24] to lakes, to rivers, swimming pools, those natural
[00:06:27] refreshments that we have in Bosnia and Herzegovina? First of all, I will say that
[00:06:31] I am glad to see that more and more of our citizens
[00:06:34] dare, I would say, to explore our
[00:06:38] natural beauties of Bosnia and Herzegovina, because we were witnesses until
[00:06:41] a few years ago. "I would say until Corona, only during Corona did the exploration
[00:06:45] of our beauties begin, we were not aware of what
[00:06:48] all we have, now we see that trend where
[00:06:52] more and more of our citizens visit those natural beauties of ours, in
[00:06:55] fact they discover something that they absolutely didn't know
[00:06:59] existed here, but they were looking for it in the neighborhood, in
[00:07:02] Croatia, in Montenegro. What do we have, how many of those
[00:07:06] swimming areas are there, are they more safe or unsafe, and what
[00:07:09] is the most common perception of people when it comes to the lake?" when
[00:07:12] it comes to the river it is difficult to
[00:07:16] generalize, there are safe locations, there are
[00:07:19] risky locations, potentially dangerous locations and so
[00:07:22] on. What everything
[00:07:26] depends on the individual, right? What kind of
[00:07:29] swimmer are they, how do they manage in these locations? The safest
[00:07:33] option is definitely publicly regulated swimming areas. They should be
[00:07:37] the safest, because if it's a publicly regulated swimming area,
[00:07:40] there should be some lifeguards there who can react in
[00:07:44] a situation. How many such are there? Which are the most popular? You are most often
[00:07:48] in Herzegovina, you say, right? Well, I am somewhat connected to that
[00:07:52] part of northern Herzegovina. I spend a lot of time there, especially on
[00:07:55] the Neretva river, right? But we have a problem that the law
[00:07:59] does not clearly define and prescribe how a public
[00:08:03] swimming area should be regulated. There are some regulations that, unfortunately, in most
[00:08:06] cases are not followed. Where they are most followed are...
[00:08:10] private pools, swimming areas that people, people
[00:08:14] built, created, opened to the public in order to
[00:08:17] protect themselves, they simply became certain, so everything else
[00:08:21] is at your own risk more or less, yes, with the caveat
[00:08:25] that the risk is much lower if you swim in a public
[00:08:28] swimming area where there are many more people who can potentially
[00:08:32] react. Which public swimming area is that, which lake?
[00:08:35] For example, I would take Boračko Lake, which is a beautiful
[00:08:39] lake that has been used for tens of hundreds
[00:08:42] of years. People use it, swim in it, unfortunately
[00:08:45] accidents happen, but it is
[00:08:49] a beautiful swimming area in a natural environment, where the danger
[00:08:52] is, I would say, minimal, if certain
[00:08:55] rules are again respected. And the
[00:08:58] river, the river is specific,
[00:09:02] specific in terms of safety. I will take the Neretva river as
[00:09:05] an example again. In its course, there are calm
[00:09:09] parts where the water is ankle-deep, where you can wade, you can
[00:09:13] yes.
[00:09:20] In the middle course, for example, when you enter
[00:09:23] the canyon of the Neretva River, it becomes a completely wild river
[00:09:26] and then certain specific technical knowledge and
[00:09:30] skills are required that people must have in order
[00:09:33] to be able to cope there. If you want to experience that part
[00:09:37] of the river, the best recommendation is rafting, mhm, where you
[00:09:41] engage... professional rafting guides who
[00:09:45] take you down the river canyon and you have the opportunity, right, to
[00:09:48] experience something that you otherwise cannot experience from the road.
[00:09:52] Trebižat is mentioned by many and people increasingly
[00:09:55] choose to cool off in this river. What makes
[00:09:59] it specific and is it for more experienced
[00:10:03] people or for everyone? To be honest, I don't have much
[00:10:06] experience with Trebižat, I visited it a couple of times
[00:10:10] and I was really impressed by its beauty. And that's probably what
[00:10:13] attracts people, its beauty that
[00:10:16] uh, of course, the nature that surrounds the
[00:10:20] river itself and the opportunity to swim there,
[00:10:23] refresh ourselves. I think it's... it's much
[00:10:27] more comfortable for staying and for that recreational variant than
[00:10:30] other rivers such as Neretva, Una, Tara, which
[00:10:34] are much, much faster and larger rivers. In which lakes or rivers would you not
[00:10:38] recommend swimming?
[00:10:41] Well, again, I say because of all the factors, generally speaking, when you take
[00:10:44] into account the water temperature,
[00:10:47] and the rapids, and the current, and the flora and fauna,
[00:10:51] everything somehow combined, well, again, I say it's hard to generalize.
[00:10:55] The Neretva is a beautiful river, and you can swim in its calmer
[00:10:58] parts. Once you pass that calm part, it is no longer recommended
[00:11:02] for swimming. So, there are
[00:11:04] parts, that's right, most rivers with natural riverbeds, right? There are
[00:11:08] rivers that have regulated artificial riverbeds, that's a slightly different situation, that's
[00:11:12] absolutely not recommended, but it's pointless for me to tell people,
[00:11:16] citizens of Sarajevo, not to swim in Miljacka, nobody swims in
[00:11:19] it anyway. People used to swim in Bosnica, people used to swim in Željeznica too,
[00:11:22] well, those are some past old times.
[00:11:25] On, well, more or less those
[00:11:28] rivers are polluted. Rakitnica is also a beautiful river,
[00:11:31] however, it is specific due to its canyon, that
[00:11:34] is, we are lucky, right, that we have in
[00:11:38] Bosnia and Herzegovina two canyons that have entered
[00:11:42] world statistics, more precisely European statistics,
[00:11:45] the Tara River canyon is the second largest, that is, the first
[00:11:49] largest, deepest canyon, the Rakitnica River, its canyon
[00:11:52] is the second largest in Europe. In
[00:11:56] world statistics too, well, you see, we learned something
[00:11:59] this morning. Now I'm listening to you, I'm mentioning rivers that
[00:12:03] come to mind, and I'm thinking that
[00:12:07] there's a lot of potential, but unfortunately we haven't organized any of it
[00:12:10] and that people could
[00:12:13] somehow look for and find alternatives to swimming in these
[00:12:16] hot summer days if they were sure that
[00:12:20] children and adults were safe. So I would
[00:12:24] like these rivers, lakes not to be an alternative,
[00:12:27] but a primary choice, for the sea to be an alternative,
[00:12:31] because it is truly enjoyable, it is really beautiful on
[00:12:35] those rivers. Maybe I am subjective because I spend a lot
[00:12:38] of time on the river, but I prefer swimming in the river and
[00:12:42] having that active
[00:12:45] type of vacation compared to the sea where you just,
[00:12:49] now what all happens on the river, you unfortunately, besides enjoying the
[00:12:52] rivers, very often intervene. Because of what..."
[00:12:55] Most often, what do people carelessly do that puts themselves
[00:12:59] in danger? Well, more or less in all other
[00:13:02] situations where people are in danger,
[00:13:05] very often that danger arises from underestimating the environment
[00:13:09] and overestimating one's own abilities. Mhm,
[00:13:12] uh, we must be aware of our abilities
[00:13:16] and we must be aware of the environment in which we find ourselves. Nature is something that we must
[00:13:20] not underestimate in what sense, whether it is a mountain, whether
[00:13:24] it is a river. or some light picnic area near
[00:13:27] the city, mm, all of that, I
[00:13:30] would say, is something that a person who has
[00:13:33] spent most of their time in the city is not used to. What do we
[00:13:36] overestimate about ourselves?
[00:13:39] Uh, well, specifically, depending, if we
[00:13:43] focus on the river, on on this water
[00:13:46] biome, uh,
[00:13:49] the quality of the swimmer,
[00:13:53] for example, how capable a swimmer we are. We think we are a good
[00:13:57] swimmer if we swim well in an Olympic pool or the sea, which
[00:14:00] absolutely does not have to mean if you find yourself in a river. A river is something
[00:14:04] that is active, something that that that
[00:14:07] carries, that's right, it carries, it has its currents, it has other obstacles and
[00:14:11] dangers, whether they are siphons, whether they are some
[00:14:14] fallen, fallen trees across its riverbed, whether it is some
[00:14:18] rock. The river changes its direction of movement, you must
[00:14:21] be ready, capable, knowledgeable, know at least a minimum of hydrology to...
[00:14:25] know how to manage. Do
[00:14:28] swimmers enter the water suddenly?
[00:14:31] It happens, yes, yes, yes, yes, heated up, yes, it happens, especially
[00:14:34] on these hot summer days when temperatures are high, we can't wait to
[00:14:38] jump into the water, to cool off and then there's
[00:14:41] that shock when people jump into the river,
[00:14:44] hot. How dangerous is it actually and how much
[00:14:47] should we raise awareness about
[00:14:50] jumping in hot or overheated, especially diving
[00:14:54] headfirst? "It's not the best way to cool down. Well,
[00:14:57] we were taught from a young age not to do that
[00:15:01] and I have a feeling that it's mostly done by people
[00:15:05] who grew up on the river and feel free and think that nothing
[00:15:09] can happen to them, that they are, shall we say, in quotation marks,
[00:15:12] stronger than the river and that biology that actually happens
[00:15:15] in all of us. Maybe we can do it many times and nothing happens to us,
[00:15:19] but it only takes once for
[00:15:22] how can a swimmer assess that the water is safe?" for swimming, can it be
[00:15:26] somehow, are there some tips, some small tricks
[00:15:29] that you professionals notice when you see a
[00:15:33] new unexplored river or some river current or a
[00:15:37] lake, what's the first thing
[00:15:40] the first alarm not to enter the water? First,
[00:15:44] the best, most important thing is to ask a local.
[00:15:47] Okay, that's what really helps the most, because
[00:15:50] it's hard to tell, sometimes the river looks calm on the surface, but when
[00:15:54] you enter it, the current is so strong that you can't
[00:15:58] stand, no matter if it's 20, 30 cm
[00:16:01] of water, sometimes it can sweep you away,
[00:16:05] so the safest option is to ask a local.
[00:16:07] Look for places where many people are swimming, it's
[00:16:10] definitely safe there. Now to focus on
[00:16:13] some expert professional assessments of the terrain,
[00:16:17] I think that's a bit too much, people don't know that. After heavy rainfall,
[00:16:21] experts advise against swimming.
[00:16:24] Why is that? Well, because
[00:16:27] of these heavy rains,
[00:16:30] the water level rises, the river level rises. The main reason is, I would say,
[00:16:34] the main reason is that as soon as the water level rises,
[00:16:37] it gains speed and strength, it even changes
[00:16:41] the terrain configuration, its course, so it doesn't mean that if you swam there
[00:16:45] the day before, the current will be the same after the rain.
[00:16:48] Mhm, alcohol and swimming, why aren't they a good
[00:16:50] combination? That's a topic in itself, that
[00:16:54] alcohol is indeed a problem on rivers, generally in
[00:16:57] nature people like to relax a bit with a barbecue, a shot of rakija
[00:17:01] or a beer, but that's bad, especially on these
[00:17:05] hot summer days. Alcohol
[00:17:08] accelerates the circulation in our
[00:17:11] body. This is where
[00:17:14] these incidents most often occur, as you asked me earlier, when we jump hot into
[00:17:17] the water, that's what, I would say, promotes these
[00:17:21] unfortunate events due to
[00:17:24] the effect of alcohol on our body, besides the fact
[00:17:28] that people in a tipsy or
[00:17:31] drunk state distinguish what is good and what is bad, logic is
[00:17:35] extinguished in every moment.
[00:17:38] Unfortunately, we were, until recently, witnesses
[00:17:43] places, activities where alcohol should not be present, such as rafting,
[00:17:47] where people mm had a habit of
[00:17:50] bringing a beer or a crate of beer, unfortunately, on
[00:17:54] the boat, which leads to risky
[00:17:57] situations. I would, well, take
[00:18:00] this opportunity, given that an unfortunate accident happened this year
[00:18:03] during rafting, mm, to
[00:18:07] draw attention first to the providers of
[00:18:10] these services, then to people who want to go
[00:18:14] rafting, to pay attention to a few things.
[00:18:17] First and foremost, rafting guides
[00:18:21] must be licensed, trained people,
[00:18:24] not to use some amateur rafting guides or skippers, as they
[00:18:28] are popularly called. So, training of rafting guides
[00:18:31] in the segment of boat management and in the segment of
[00:18:34] rescue. Secondly, to invest in... equipment, so,
[00:18:38] those agencies, providers of rafting services must invest in safety
[00:18:41] equipment according to standards, certificates, homologated equipment
[00:18:45] that meets that requirement. And thirdly, to
[00:18:48] respect safety rules, namely, to avoid
[00:18:51] alcohol, to not just avoid, but to never
[00:18:55] consume it, and to listen
[00:18:57] to the instructions, right,
[00:19:01] of an experienced rafting guide and not to underestimate nature, the environment you are in.
[00:19:05] Yes, what do parents most often misjudge when their
[00:19:09] children are in the water? Are armbands, inflatable rings, and other
[00:19:12] props sufficient protection for non-
[00:19:15] swimmer children? Well, again, it depends on the environment you are
[00:19:18] in, the child's age, and so on.
[00:19:22] What is important, parents should be reminded,
[00:19:25] if you are in some, whether it is a public
[00:19:29] swimming area with regulated safety rules, lifeguards, or
[00:19:32] it is, for example, rafting where there is a rafting
[00:19:36] guide who is trained for rescue situations, mm,
[00:19:40] I mean, it's logical that a parent instinctively acts and reacts in
[00:19:43] a situation when a child is in danger, when they
[00:19:46] are threatened, right, when they are in danger. What is
[00:19:49] important to emphasize is that the parent must still remain calm,
[00:19:53] let the professional do the job. Senad, thank you very much for these
[00:19:57] recommendations and I hope for more swimming and enjoyment, and less work and
[00:20:01] spraying. Thank you
[00:20:02] very much.
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[00:22:54] world harm committed, but that's because the human reviewer didn't
[00:22:58] fall for it. It's like a scammer who tries to pretend to be your bank and tries to get you
[00:23:02] to do something wrong, but this time it was an AI agent. Yeah, I mean, the news here is they're
[00:23:06] trying, the machines are trying here. Put this in some context. Yes, so this is the
[00:23:10] fourth incident in just less than three weeks, just over two weeks
[00:23:13] of an AI model going rogue. So, on July 21st, OpenAI
[00:23:17] disclosed that one of its models escaped a testing environment
[00:23:20] and hacked Hugging Face's system. July 30th, Anthropic,
[00:23:24] which was actually prompted by the OpenAI disclosure to go back and review its own
[00:23:27] models, found that, unknowingly to Anthropic, they had no idea this had happened,
[00:23:31] there were three different incidents where their models also
[00:23:35] breached other company systems. It didn't so much escape the test environment, but
[00:23:39] still gained access to the open internet, which it wasn't supposed to. It actually connected to the same
[00:23:42] company that caused Meta's breach. Yesterday, we get this
[00:23:46] report out of the UK about AI agents using fake identities to try to...
[00:23:50] people. And just tonight we have Meta talking about its own breach. And I expect any day
[00:23:54] we're going to hear from more.
[00:24:06] the mass wedding of Russian soldiers before they're packed off to the
[00:24:10] frontlines.
[00:24:13] I want to shake your hand and thank you for not running away, for not being
[00:24:17] scared.
[00:24:20] offer.
[00:24:24] Russian military wives get thousands of dollars
[00:24:27] in compensation if their husbands are killed in
[00:24:29] action. And officials say ruthless scammers
[00:24:33] dubbed "black widows" are tricking vulnerable
[00:24:36] recruits into wedlock.
[00:24:40] The father of Maria from St. Petersburg died after being shot
[00:24:43] in Ukraine last year. She told me she only found out her dad had
[00:24:47] joined the army after he was killed. And then he then did
[00:24:51] he had new wife? How did you feel when you found
[00:24:55] out that your dad had got
[00:24:57] married just days before he went off to
[00:25:00] war?
[00:25:03] It felt unreal. When I was being issued the death certificate, they asked if he
[00:25:07] was married, I said no, but they told me he was. Never
[00:25:11] ever managed to contact the woman.
[00:25:15] simply didn't know what to say to her because suspected it was a
[00:25:18] scam. It's just one
[00:25:21] suspected case in a growing number,
[00:25:24] scandalizing Russia. With the war in Ukraine, now in
[00:25:28] its fifth year and casualty rates at
[00:25:31] catastrophic highs. It's hard
[00:25:34] to imagine there are people out there marrying vulnerable
[00:25:38] men and encouraging them to join the military just so they
[00:25:41] might financially benefit if they're killed on the front lines.
[00:25:45] No wonder there's outrage across Russia at the
[00:25:48] spread of these...
[00:26:02] She married a soldier 10 days after meeting him, then posted images
[00:26:06] of herself with other men, was branded a black widow in the Russian
[00:26:10] media and denied compensation when her husband was
[00:26:13] killed before their divorce went through. She denied any
[00:26:17] wrongdoing, saying the allegations had blackened her
[00:26:20] name.
[00:26:22] But there's growing public anger at how cynical
[00:26:26] some Russians have become about the war, the Kremlin calls it
[00:26:29] special military operation.
[00:27:02] to the block where her dad's old apartment has now been
[00:27:06] sold off, convinced he was also scammed out of his
[00:27:09] home. Do you know who the new owner
[00:27:12] is?
[00:27:15] How long, how many years did your dad live here? Five
[00:27:18] years, this is it, it's
[00:27:21] open behind the broken
[00:27:24] door. The new occupants insist it
[00:27:28] was a legitimate sale and that they never even met the
[00:27:31] seller.
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[00:30:19] Good day, dear viewers, you are watching one info event
[00:30:22] of the day.
[00:30:27] Miners promised payment of back wages, but they did not get an exact payment
[00:30:30] date, so... three more members of the union committee joined the miners
[00:30:34] in the Raspotoč pit.
[00:30:36] odbora.
[00:30:39] Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia killed 13 people,
[00:30:42] the deadliest attack in the last two
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