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[00:00:29] Good afternoon, you're watching. Its info event
[00:00:31] of the day:
[00:00:36] a large fire in at least 36 people.
[00:01:24] That's all for this news overview, thank you for your The death toll from the earthquake in Colombia reached
[00:01:28] 281 injured.
[00:01:31] people, the search continues.
[00:01:32] nastavlja.
[00:01:35] The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival begins tonight, which will open with a screening
[00:01:38] at the National Theater with the film "Ojciec" by Polish director Pavel
[00:01:42] Pawlikowski.
[00:01:48] In a fire that broke out last night in the area of Lokva Rogoznica,
[00:01:52] at least 36 people were injured, of whom 14 were hospitalized
[00:01:55] at KBC Split, seven of them are in critical condition. The police
[00:01:59] called. not to go towards Omiš, between 900
[00:02:03] and a thousand hectares of area burned, a thousand people were evacuated, and the damage
[00:02:06] is yet to be assessed. Split-Dalmatia County Prefect Blaženko
[00:02:10] Boban says that the competent services reacted well during the night to the devastating
[00:02:14] fire in the Omiš area, now, he says, the most important thing is to remain
[00:02:17] calm and to re-establish traffic on the Adriatic Highway as soon as possible
[00:02:21] after a large number of burned cars.
[00:02:25] The situation is calmer now, said the chief fire commander Slavko
[00:02:29] Tucaković.
[00:02:32] So, 286 firefighters, 93 vehicles fought
[00:02:36] all night here in the area from
[00:02:39] Mimice to Omiš, so it was terrifying,
[00:02:43] a terrible night, a fiery element that swept away everything in its path,
[00:02:46] unfortunately, many houses were damaged, many
[00:02:49] cars were damaged, either on the road or around
[00:02:53] houses where the fiery element reached, so wind-driven
[00:02:57] fire, a fiery element carried by strong winds.
[00:03:00] in a very short time caused great
[00:03:03] material damage to catering facilities, olive groves, there are many
[00:03:07] collapsed telephone poles,
[00:03:10] electricity poles, there are many stones on the road because the stones were cracking and
[00:03:14] splattering everywhere, which was an additional danger, so
[00:03:17] a situation that was really, really difficult, but now
[00:03:21] I can say that both firefighters and police who evacuated up to
[00:03:25] a thousand people were evacuated and accommodated here in the
[00:03:28] area of Niš in a hall where they are truly cared for, where
[00:03:32] both civil protection and the Red
[00:03:35] Cross are, so medical assistance is organized, so,
[00:03:39] the whole night the prefect was there and so all the people who could be here
[00:03:42] up to the chief of police worked,
[00:03:46] fought all night, unfortunately the damage
[00:03:49] is great, truly the most difficult for our people who suffered material damage.
[00:03:53] happened.
[00:04:06] "A fire also broke out on the Pelješac peninsula, and the situation on the ground
[00:04:10] was assessed as serious, forces from Omiš were immediately redirected
[00:04:13] to extinguish it. The commander of the Fire Department
[00:04:16] of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, Stjepan Simović, said that the fire is spreading
[00:04:20] near houses. Currently, they have 150 firefighters on
[00:04:23] the ground with all accompanying equipment, but they cannot
[00:04:26] guarantee anything. This morning they defended the houses, but with caution.
[00:04:34] Well, the fire is active and covers a very large
[00:04:37] area, very rough terrain, it has covered a
[00:04:40] large pasture, dense pine forest, so we have
[00:04:43] our hands full and this will surely last for a while,
[00:04:47] now the situation is, well, the wind started blowing a little so it turned
[00:04:50] it to that side towards Orebić, now a little less towards
[00:04:53] Potomje, so it really covered a large area
[00:04:56] a lot, a lot, a lot...
[00:05:00] more activities ahead of us, mm, if only the wind would
[00:05:03] calm down a little, because the wind literally destroyed us during
[00:05:06] the morning, it was blowing in all directions, but it's interesting
[00:05:10] that it was blowing along the stretch
[00:05:12] only from Kuna to Orebić, and the other part didn't have a breath of wind, so
[00:05:16] the wind literally in a short time it
[00:05:19] literally messed us up, but now
[00:05:22] all forces are here, meaning all
[00:05:25] forces are here, meaning our entire county, right now
[00:05:29] from the fire that was in
[00:05:32] Miš, units from
[00:05:35] Zagreb have arrived, because, you see, in Miš they weren't needed, so a decision was made
[00:05:39] together with the chief commander to extend them here and... Here they are, they just
[00:05:43] arrived, now we will accommodate 30
[00:05:46] firefighters who will help us with further fire suppression, now they are
[00:05:50] refueling, we expect their arrival any second, they will join
[00:05:54] immediately, further, I hope they will help us, especially
[00:05:58] with these western peaks that go towards Orebić, or rather, it's far
[00:06:01] from Orebić, that go towards in that direction and in the other direction towards
[00:06:05] Dingač.
[00:06:09] Forest fires in the Konjic area, in the areas of Kanjenja, Živašnica, Brđani,
[00:06:12] Džepi and Džepska Planina are still active. The fire has a tendency
[00:06:16] to spread, which is exacerbated by high temperatures and wind, the inaccessible
[00:06:19] terrain makes extinguishing from the ground difficult, announced the operational center
[00:06:23] of civil protection of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton.
[00:06:26] During yesterday, a part of the left flank of the fire, which is spreading
[00:06:30] from Džepska Planina towards the settlement of Brđani, was localized, but the fire is
[00:06:33] still active. In the late evening hours, the fire above the settlement
[00:06:37] of Živašnica reactivated, where a pine forest is burning. Members
[00:06:41] of the Konjic Public Fire Department and members of the Prenj Forestry Fire Unit responded to the intervention.
[00:06:45] Since early morning, a helicopter of the Armed Forces of
[00:06:49] Bosnia and Herzegovina has been reactivated at the fire site.
[00:06:52] The helicopter was also involved this morning in extinguishing the fire
[00:06:56] in the Risovac area near Bosansko Grahovo. In other parts of
[00:07:00] Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, a fire is active between the villages of Glumina and
[00:07:03] Lastva in the Neum municipality. Grass and low
[00:07:06] vegetation are burning in an inaccessible terrain. Firefighters in Čapljina,
[00:07:10] Čitluk, and Mostar had about twenty
[00:07:12] interventions in the past
[00:07:17] 24 hours. Unfortunately, the situation is difficult, as
[00:07:20] in previous days, meaning, fires are still
[00:07:23] active in the villages of Brđani,
[00:07:26] Živašnica, Tanjina, Džepska planina, Džepi. The
[00:07:30] fire still has a tendency to spread,
[00:07:33] the spread of the fire is favored by high daily temperatures and
[00:07:36] the wind blowing in that area.
[00:07:39] This morning, a helicopter of the armed forces of Bosnia
[00:07:42] and Herzegovina mm was active
[00:07:46] helping with aerial extinguishing, we from the ground with all
[00:07:49] our available resources continue
[00:07:52] with the same intensity, extinguishing and preventing the spread of the fire as in
[00:07:56] previous days, meaning three days ago we sent
[00:07:59] a request for international aid, mm we had
[00:08:03] some unofficial, unconfirmed information that it might be
[00:08:06] approved to send one or two Canadairs from the Republic of
[00:08:10] Croatia to help extinguish forest fires
[00:08:13] in the Konjic city area, however, in the last 24 hours, the situation in
[00:08:16] Croatia has worsened, so
[00:08:19] we do not have official confirmed information that it will be
[00:08:23] approved or that Canadairs will come to our aid
[00:08:26] in aerial
[00:08:28] extinguishing.
[00:08:32] The fire on Mount Ljubuša near Tomislavgrad is still not under control, and
[00:08:36] a strong wind that intensifies and changes direction is pushing the fire towards populated
[00:08:39] areas, confirmed Marijan Rebrina from civil protection.
[00:08:42] Tomislavgrad, according to him, the fire is spreading through the area
[00:08:46] above Vadašić, Sarajlija and Opačana, the priority
[00:08:49] of the engaged forces is to prevent it from approaching houses. The conditions
[00:08:52] at the fire site are very demanding, due to the large area affected
[00:08:56] by the fire, high, dry grass, thick smoke and strong bora wind. Due
[00:08:59] to darkness and dangerous conditions, part of the engaged forces was withdrawn
[00:09:03] from the fire site the previous evening and placed on standby for continued extinguishing.
[00:09:06] According to information from the civil protection of Canton 10, more than 150 people
[00:09:10] are engaged in the Ljubuša area, among whom are members of civil
[00:09:14] protection and the professional fire brigade Tomislavgrad, employees of
[00:09:17] the Forestry and volunteer fire departments.
[00:09:20] Currently, the involvement of air-tractors in extinguishing the fire on
[00:09:24] Ljubuša is expected.
[00:09:34] Federal Minister of Health Nedeljko Rimac has the status of a suspect in the
[00:09:38] investigation related to the frozen embryo affair and the operation of controversial
[00:09:41] private clinics. New Life and Northwestern Medical
[00:09:45] Center. This information was confirmed to N1 by
[00:09:48] Poskok. Following orders from Poskok, members of the Federal Police
[00:09:51] Administration seized Rimac's phones. His office was also searched, as well as
[00:09:55] the premises used by his advisor Ivica Ćosić. During
[00:09:59] the search, documentation, computers and electronic devices were seized, but
[00:10:02] no arrests were made. As we were explained, the case refers to
[00:10:06] the actions of federal institutions and officials during the issuance of
[00:10:09] permits, as well as other possible forms of their responsibility
[00:10:13] in connection with the operation and business of the clinic. Northwestern Medical Center
[00:10:16] ceased operations in October last year, after which the question of
[00:10:20] disposing of hundreds of frozen embryos and other
[00:10:23] biological material arose.
[00:10:32] In floods caused by heavy rains in Japan, at least
[00:10:36] six people died, dozens of houses and roads were flooded. Heavy rain and
[00:10:40] floods left 2010 households without electricity.
[00:10:44] About 7,000 people were left stranded at Tokyo airport
[00:10:48] because railway traffic was suspended. Calls
[00:10:51] have been partially operational since this morning, while
[00:10:55] flights are operating normally. In eastern Japan on Thursday, more than 100
[00:10:58] mm of rain fell in just one hour, which is one hundred
[00:11:01] liters per square
[00:11:05] meter. Rescue teams continue the search for
[00:11:09] survivors after the devastating earthquake that hit Colombia, as the death
[00:11:12] toll rises. According to the latest data, 281 people lost their lives,
[00:11:15] while about 4,000 people were injured.
[00:11:19] The National Disaster Risk Management Unit of Colombia warned that time is
[00:11:23] running out to find survivors,
[00:11:25] while search and rescue operations continue in the affected
[00:11:28] areas. When it comes to material damage, 10.67
[00:11:31] houses were destroyed, and more than 65,000
[00:11:35] were damaged. Damage was also reported on about 200
[00:11:39] roads, dozens of bridges and five
[00:11:42] airports were destroyed.
[00:11:51] Everything is ready for the start of the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival. The festival
[00:11:55] atmosphere can already be felt in the center of the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:11:59] This year's program brings more than 250 films. In the
[00:12:02] competition selection, 51 new films will be screened, including
[00:12:05] 21 world
[00:12:07] premieres.
[00:12:10] The red carpet is laid out, festival venues are
[00:12:13] ready, and the streets of Sarajevo are full of
[00:12:16] guests, film crews and audiences, who are eagerly
[00:12:20] awaiting the first
[00:15:31] In our country, the weather is sunny and hot, temperatures today will reach
[00:15:34] 38 degrees. The forecast is presented by Kristijan
[00:15:38] Božarov. Good day, dear viewers,
[00:15:41] there is nothing new about the weather today, dry, sunny, hot summer
[00:15:45] weather continues, although temperatures in the last two or three days have been slightly
[00:15:48] more pleasant, these are still true summer figures. They are brought
[00:15:52] to us by a stable anticyclone that has spread over a large part of
[00:15:56] Europe, bringing clear skies, and thus
[00:15:59] high summer temperatures. Its presence, with its high pressure,
[00:16:02] actually prevents the arrival of any fresher and more humid air
[00:16:06] for now. That will only happen at the beginning of next week.
[00:16:10] Under such circumstances, during the afternoon hours in Bosnia and
[00:16:13] Herzegovina, it remains dry, mostly sunny, or rather
[00:16:16] clear, almost without a single cloud. Air temperatures
[00:16:19] will also be summery, mostly between 30 and 34
[00:16:23] degrees, in the south probably up to 37 today.
[00:16:27] The wind will mostly be weak, easterly and
[00:16:30] northeasterly. Even during the weekend, there will be no significant change, it will remain
[00:16:33] dry, sunny and hot, air temperatures will rise by another degree
[00:16:37] or two, so it will again be around 35 everywhere. A change
[00:16:41] is coming at the beginning of the new week, it seems somewhere in the second half of
[00:16:44] Monday and Tuesday night, when, especially in Bosnia,
[00:16:48] there could be thunderstorms, rain with a drop in temperature.
[00:16:52] The change is not long-lasting, but it should still bring more
[00:16:56] pleasant
[00:16:57] temperatures next week.
[00:17:11] Sarajevo lives for film again this year. N1
[00:17:15] television broadcasts live from its open studio every night, covering
[00:17:18] the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival. In the square in front of the National
[00:17:21] Theater, we talk to the biggest film stars and authors.
[00:17:25] We bring you details from the red carpet, film recommendations, and
[00:17:28] reviews. N1 live from the heart of Sarajevo, where the
[00:17:32] film magic begins. Sarajevo Film Festival on
[00:17:35] N1.
[00:17:57] Aspirin protect 100 mg is recommended.
[00:18:00] is recommended.
[00:18:24] Bosnia and Herzegovina is often a destination that is only
[00:18:27] passed through, visitors usually
[00:18:30] visit Sarajevo and Mostar and the journey continues
[00:18:34] further. However, 11 world-renowned
[00:18:37] from influencers decided to get to know
[00:18:40] the country differently. Over 10
[00:18:44] days, they traveled almost the entire country Una to Trebinje, all
[00:18:48] to experience its nature, culture and
[00:18:51] people and to share their story with more than
[00:18:54] 15 million followers.
[00:18:57] They visited Bihać, Bosanska Krupa, Bosanska Otok,
[00:19:00] Banja Luka, Jajce, Mostar,
[00:19:04] Blidinje, Jablanica, Konjic, then Mala Štolat.
[00:19:08] "mm I was at a farm for a while, I probably forgot something else and now we've come
[00:19:11] here, all with the goal that these people, through their stories, through their
[00:19:15] audiences and their channels, show people in
[00:19:18] their countries the most beautiful things that Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:19:21] has, uh, with the aim of simply creating
[00:19:25] a nice image of all of this, because no matter how much
[00:19:28] - we here somehow knew what existed in our country,
[00:19:32] I think that generally a large number of people in the world still
[00:19:36] perceive us as..." a country where people come for three or four
[00:19:40] days, where they go to Sarajevo,
[00:19:43] Mostar, maybe Međugorje, and then continue to, say, Croatia,
[00:19:46] Montenegro, somewhere else and it was
[00:19:49] beautiful for us, and
[00:19:52] to hear from their perspective stories about what I
[00:19:56] truly somehow talk about on my channels and what
[00:19:59] I truly love and
[00:20:01] believe in,
[00:20:05] their adventure began at... Una National Park,
[00:20:08] Štrbački Buk and the Emerald River were their first encounter
[00:20:12] with BiH nature. Their journey then took them to
[00:20:16] Jajce, Livno and Blidinje Nature Park, and all
[00:20:19] the way to Herzegovina. In addition to impressive landscapes,
[00:20:23] they got to know authentic Bosnia and Herzegovina through
[00:20:27] conversations with locals, traditional gastronomy
[00:20:30] and experiences not found in tourist
[00:20:34] guides. For Danish travel writer Gustav
[00:20:37] Rosted, Bosnian coffee became his favorite
[00:20:41] drink, and our country is a place he always
[00:20:44] wants to
[00:20:45] visit again.
[00:21:31] Day by day, the landscapes changed, in Sarajevo they discovered
[00:21:35] a city where, within a few hundred meters,
[00:21:38] a mosque, an Orthodox and a Catholic church stand, they tried
[00:21:42] burek, Bosnian coffee and the unavoidable
[00:21:45] ćevapi. In Mostar, they were greeted by the Old Bridge, in
[00:21:49] Ljubuški... Kravica waterfall, in Trebinje,
[00:21:52] Herzegovina wines, monasteries and a peaceful
[00:21:55] Mediterranean rhythm. For many, the diversity
[00:21:59] of this country was the greatest
[00:22:01] discovery.
[00:22:08] First time though, I was just driving quickly through. I went to Sarajevo, uh, it was nice, and I'm
[00:22:11] like, I want more time. So, this is my
[00:22:15] second time, and now I get a whole week, I get
[00:22:18] to explore, and it was a... amazing, loved it, yeah, the one problem with
[00:22:22] Bosnia and Herzegovina is too much food, too, every
[00:22:25] day, too much they feed us, everything, uh,
[00:22:29] baniza, kaimak, uh, what
[00:22:33] else, what do you call it, um,
[00:22:36] um, um, so much meat, and
[00:22:40] uh, oh, what's my favorite burek, burrek, yeah, so much bak
[00:22:44] and breakfast, there's so much egg and everything,
[00:22:47] it's uh, very heavy heavy food.
[00:22:52] Although before coming they expected beautiful
[00:22:55] nature, the travel writers admit that they were surprised
[00:22:58] by the Bosnian way of life, the feeling of freedom and
[00:23:01] hospitality they experienced in every city. For
[00:23:05] many of them, 10 days was enough to change
[00:23:09] the image they had of Bosnia and
[00:23:11] Herzegovina.
[00:23:20] nature, you show somebody the food, you show somebody the
[00:23:23] architecture, and you don't put a name to it, people are going to wonder where
[00:23:27] is this place, and all you have to tell them is it's in Bosnia and Herzegovina, when
[00:23:31] you come to Bosnia every day, it feels like you're doing something completely
[00:23:34] different, and it almost feels like you're doing
[00:23:38] a bunch of different countries in one, so I think the
[00:23:42] water activities are really nice, especially in the summer, flowing down,
[00:23:46] rafting down the rivers, um, and also
[00:23:49] the nature, It's just beautiful looking out even on the bus,
[00:23:53] you're looking out the window and it really catches your attention, so
[00:23:57] if you're doing lot every single
[00:23:58] day,
[00:24:05] the special significance of this trip is not only that
[00:24:08] the influencers visited dozens of destinations,
[00:24:12] but also that their photographs and videos will reach
[00:24:16] millions of people worldwide, tourist
[00:24:19] worker. and one of the organizers, Marin
[00:24:22] Mamuza believes that precisely such stories today
[00:24:25] have the greatest power. In my opinion, this is the best way to promote
[00:24:29] our country, because our country, I call it
[00:24:33] a country of untold stories. We have so many stories to
[00:24:35] tell, and those stories are best told directly
[00:24:39] through, that is, through that first experience,
[00:24:43] the first experience of people who are on a trip, that is,
[00:24:46] so-called influencers. So with these 11 people we brought
[00:24:50] to Bosnia and Herzegovina, we brought over 15
[00:24:53] million people who follow them, why is that important, it's important
[00:24:57] because those people, so-called followers, have
[00:25:00] established emotional relationships with their influencers, just like our
[00:25:04] people in our environment with
[00:25:07] Robert, with his profile, have very
[00:25:10] strong connections, wherever they meet him, they take pictures with him
[00:25:14] and now when he recommends a country, a destination to them, they will..."
[00:25:18] believe that it is exactly
[00:25:20] as he said, the same with other influencers. BiH
[00:25:23] travel writer Robert Dacešin says that the most beautiful
[00:25:27] moment was precisely when the influencers
[00:25:30] forgot about cameras, when they weren't filming content for
[00:25:34] social networks, but simply enjoying themselves, driving
[00:25:37] a tractor through the village, sailing rivers without signal and
[00:25:41] internet, sitting at a barbecue, listening to music
[00:25:45] and learning what Bosnian really means.
[00:25:48] Herzegovinian ćejf tour of BiH as they
[00:25:51] had, which I am glad about because besides all those
[00:25:55] cultural historical geographical interesting moments
[00:25:58] of natural beauty we had? the opportunity to finish at a Dubioza concert
[00:26:02] in Mostar, invited Dubioza, to have a
[00:26:06] private party at Kipce's from Helem Nejse, where
[00:26:10] Neno Kuks made us some barbecue where they got that real ćejf
[00:26:14] and I think that uh
[00:26:16] besides all the tours I've been on, this is one of the best tours because it really
[00:26:20] combines all the best, but when
[00:26:24] we talk about what they liked the most, somehow we always come back to that
[00:26:28] freedom in every sense of the word, freedom.
[00:26:31] of
[00:26:34] wild rivers, waterfalls, lakes, hospitable
[00:26:38] people, the freedom of life here, that way
[00:26:42] of life, simply respecting these people here
[00:26:45] somehow the fact that in the center of Europe, in
[00:26:48] Europe generally, there are not many such
[00:26:52] wild countries in terms of nature with such
[00:26:55] hospitable, gentle people as we have, which are the
[00:26:59] most interesting things in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he asks.
[00:27:32] Serbian, Croatian, they understand each other, they work
[00:27:35] together and they make this country, so yeah, this is where the
[00:27:39] first world started,
[00:27:42] um, just the nature is spectacular, everywhere you
[00:27:45] go, and also this really interesting that you
[00:27:48] have Bosnian, Serbians and Croatians living together, in
[00:27:52] harmony, it's just feel so safe, I think Sarajevo, I think everybody needs to
[00:27:56] learn about the city, whether it's for history purposes, whether
[00:27:59] it's for religious purposes,
[00:28:03] It's just beautiful and very unique
[00:28:06] city, it was already my favorite city in the Balkans. The
[00:28:09] number two is all of the water activities you can do,
[00:28:13] so I think that uh, there's
[00:28:16] a lot of people in Europe that probably choose other destinations to do water activities,
[00:28:19] water sports. I think Bosnia is really, really nice. The third thing is the food,
[00:28:23] I'm I love meat, so the grill from Bosnia is uh
[00:28:27] underrated, the from the
[00:28:31] Chivapi.
[00:28:43] Listening to the experiences of the guests, we realize what a treasure
[00:28:47] we possess and how much we have underestimated it, says
[00:28:50] Mamuza. It's not too late to position ourselves on the world
[00:28:54] map as one of the most desirable destinations, but we need
[00:28:58] a strategy. I am appealing through this to influence the
[00:29:02] Institute as well, to bring some tourism strategy, so that we, as a
[00:29:05] country, know what kind of tourism we are developing, is it
[00:29:09] destination tourism, is it God forbid, mass tourism,
[00:29:13] is it sustainable tourism, adventure tourism, we first
[00:29:16] and foremost through those institutions that, unfortunately, many of them
[00:29:20] did not stand behind this project, we first
[00:29:23] and foremost need to influence them to determine for ourselves what
[00:29:27] we want, what kind of tourism we want, first
[00:29:30] and foremost, I... I see our country as
[00:29:34] a country that is not for mass tourism, this is a country that
[00:29:37] needs to tell stories that need to be direct,
[00:29:41] mm, a country that in my opinion should not
[00:29:44] advertise itself as a cheap country, if we
[00:29:47] advertise ourselves as a cheap country, as a cheap destination, we will
[00:29:51] attract a huge number of tourists, but with that we will destroy
[00:29:54] our nature. Instead of a quick visit to the most famous
[00:29:58] locations, the focus of the trip was authentic'.
[00:30:03] experiences, local stories and sustainable
[00:30:05] tourism. They visited different
[00:30:08] cities, saw different landscapes, experienced different
[00:30:12] experiences, but with one goal, to let the world know
[00:30:16] why Bosnia and Herzegovina leaves a strong impression on
[00:30:34] is recommended for people with high and very high risk
[00:30:38] of cardiovascular diseases to reduce the risk of acute
[00:30:41] heart stroke. Before use, carefully read the drug leaflet for information on
[00:30:45] indications and unwanted side effects of the drug consult a doctor or pharmacist.
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[00:30:55] Tomatoes Markus 60, Pepsi Marku
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