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[00:00:00] No, it helps them, especially in those social
[00:00:03] social environments. The choice of therapy depends on the needs and
[00:00:06] health condition of the user. Although progress
[00:00:10] can be noticed quickly in some children, the Spark emphasizes that it is a long-term
[00:00:15] Leita is right in the center of a process and that safety must be prioritized above all. Horse riding itself, if
[00:00:19] we are talking only about sport riding, is also a
[00:00:22] long-term process. Satisfaction is when
[00:00:24] we see that every time what we did in the previous class
[00:00:28] somehow remained with children, that they
[00:00:31] try to do it in the best possible
[00:00:35] way. Children under four years old should not
[00:00:39] participate simply because their
[00:00:43] neuromotor development has not sufficiently developed, nor has their body posture. So,
[00:00:47] after four years old,
[00:00:50] there is an unlimited number. Not only children can
[00:00:54] come, but also older people. And while time with a horse
[00:00:58] begins with socializing, playing, feeding, and brushing, through that contact,
[00:01:01] users gain multiple benefits. Hippotherapy, which has been
[00:01:05] an integral part of the healthcare system worldwide for years, is
[00:01:09] only now gaining importance in our country. Fedđa Kulina,
[00:01:12] N1.
[00:01:16] The exhibition "She Srebrenica," dedicated to the women of Srebrenica,
[00:01:20] their voices, experiences, and testimonies, as well as their
[00:01:23] decades-long role in preserving the truth about the genocide and the culture
[00:01:26] of remembrance, was opened at the Srebrenica Memorial Center. The opening
[00:01:30] of the exhibition was held on the day when the Srebrenica Memorial Center marks
[00:01:34] 23 years of its existence and work. Since its establishment, the center has grown into
[00:01:37] an institution whose mission transcends memorialization. Through
[00:01:41] research, documentation, education, and preservation of testimonies,
[00:01:44] they strive to ensure that the facts about the Srebrenica genocide remain
[00:01:48] preserved and accessible to future generations. The exhibition "She
[00:01:52] Srebrenica" focuses on women whose lives were irrevocably changed
[00:01:55] by the genocide, but who, despite their losses and the consequences they carry,
[00:01:59] continued to bear witness, seek justice, and preserve memory.
[00:02:03] Their voices are not just personal testimonies; they are part of a broader
[00:02:06] documentary and historical archive in Srebrenica, an important source for
[00:02:10] understanding the consequences of genocide on individuals, families, and
[00:02:13] entire communities. This exhibition presents an
[00:02:17] overview of the historical struggle
[00:02:20] of women, mothers of Srebrenica, over the past 30 years
[00:02:23] in their activism and all activities from the fall
[00:02:27] of Srebrenica in 1995 to the UN resolution
[00:02:30] in 2025. In a way, this
[00:02:33] was my return home, if I may say so, because my
[00:02:37] parents are from the
[00:02:40] Vlasenica area, that is, from these parts. This will be
[00:02:44] a warning to the whole world that what happened to us
[00:02:47] must never happen again. And these young people
[00:02:51] who are doing this, they show us strength,
[00:02:54] they are our children whom we raised without hatred and without
[00:02:58] revenge, and after us, they will spread the truth and
[00:03:02] seek justice. That is important. Thank
[00:03:04] them.
[00:03:11] The tennis national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina will not have to wait for
[00:03:14] the last matches in Pretoria to celebrate a great success. The question
[00:03:18] of the winner of the duel against the Republic of South Africa was already decided after
[00:03:21] the doubles match. Mirza Bašić and Nerman Fatić brought the third
[00:03:25] decisive point to Bosnia and Herzegovina, defeating the home
[00:03:28] combination Alvande. Beklip Henning with
[00:03:31] 6-4 6-4. BiH played a solid match in both
[00:03:35] sets, finding a way to make a difference, not
[00:03:38] being ravaged by an epidemic of allowing the South Africans to bring back uncertainty to the overall
[00:03:41] duel. Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a victory in Pretoria, secured a place in
[00:03:45] the Playoff of World Group One of the Davis Cup, where they will try
[00:03:49] to take another step towards a higher rank
[00:03:52] of competition. The opponent of the Dragons will be one of the 13
[00:03:55] national teams that were defeated in the first round of World Group
[00:03:59] 1.
[00:04:01] A very difficult away game, but we once again showed great unity,
[00:04:05] we all played very good matches, we came early to prepare and
[00:04:09] it proved to be good, a very important victory for us because we have now entered
[00:04:12] the play-off for Group One, uh, I hope
[00:04:16] that fate will be a little kinder to us in the next round and that we will finally play
[00:04:20] at home after really several difficult away games,
[00:04:23] but an extremely important victory and truly, once again, thanks to all
[00:04:26] the players, I don't have much experience. hmm
[00:04:30] playing on hard, but I trained very well this week, as did all the other
[00:04:33] players, and first of all, I would like to thank everyone in
[00:04:37] the team, the players, of course, the selector too for their support, all the people
[00:04:41] who came to the stands to support us, it was a very difficult
[00:04:44] away game, a very long journey, but we showed that we are in good
[00:04:48] form, we achieved a very important
[00:04:50] victory.
[00:04:52] The football players of Široki Brijeg were defeated by Borac with a score of 3:2 in
[00:04:56] the penultimate match of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which allowed the Banja Luka team
[00:05:00] to keep pace with the leading Zrinjski from Mostar. Last night, the Mostar derby was played
[00:05:03] at the Bijeli Brijeg stadium. Zrinjski defeated Velež with a score of 2:0 with goals scored
[00:05:07] by Nemanja Bilbija and Antonio Ivančić.
[00:05:11] Earlier in the day, the match between BSK and
[00:05:14] Radnik ended 4:4. From 8
[00:05:17] PM tonight, the last match of
[00:05:20] the eighth round will be played. Football club Sarajevo will host Doboj
[00:05:24] Sloga at the Asim Ferhatović Hase stadium. This will be the last
[00:05:27] match played before the national team
[00:05:29] break.
[00:05:33] Bad news for fans of the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Amar Dedić
[00:05:36] is definitely out of contention for the first gathering for the Nations
[00:05:40] League. Dedić failed to recover from a hamstring
[00:05:43] injury that has been bothering him for about ten days and will not come to
[00:05:46] the national team gathering. Instead, Barvarez called up
[00:05:50] Ajdin Hasić, who is playing exceptionally well in Poland this
[00:05:53] season. Hasić has recorded four goals and one assist in
[00:05:57] nine matches this season. The national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:06:00] will play four matches in 11 days. First, two
[00:06:04] away games in Poland and Romania on September 25th and 28th,
[00:06:07] and then home matches against
[00:06:11] Sweden and Poland on the second
[00:06:13] of November.
[00:06:18] After he stopped being part of the coaching staff of the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:06:22] in football, the now former goalkeeper coach, former
[00:06:25] national team player of Bosnia and Herzegovina Kenan Hasagić, spoke out. Hasagić posted
[00:06:29] a photo of the coaching staff, of which he was also a part, on social media
[00:06:32] and wrote: "Shame on you, with friends like these you don't
[00:06:36] need enemies." Hasagić's reaction came after
[00:06:40] an interview that Sergej Barbares gave to the portal. The national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:06:43] stated that Barbares spoke about changes in the coaching staff, saying that
[00:06:47] the change did not occur due to problems in the national team, but because
[00:06:51] new energy and some new ideas were needed.
[00:06:54] We remind you that the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina previously announced that
[00:06:58] the role of goalkeeper coach would now be performed by Branko
[00:07:01] Katić.
[00:07:08] Tomorrow, cloudiness and a drop in temperatures are possible in some places. That's all for the news.
[00:07:38] Continue to follow current events on our portal
[00:07:40] n1info.
[00:07:42] Stay with N1. Thank you for your attention. Goodbye.
[00:08:37] This is a full-on crisis, the gravediggers have never seen
[00:08:40] anything like it. Is a full-time job
[00:08:44] now. The eastern provinces of the
[00:08:47] Democratic Republic of Congo are
[00:08:51] the deadly Ebola virus, it's the worst in the country's
[00:08:54] history, over 600 infected,
[00:08:58] nearly 3,000 dead, and it's
[00:09:00] spreading. This is just one
[00:09:04] cemetery.
[00:09:10] In the blistering heat of late afternoon, the men dig deep into the
[00:09:14] dirt. The Ebola victims will be sealed
[00:09:16] inside, for a while, the dead are as infectious as the
[00:09:20] living. Many more are being dug in many more
[00:09:24] cemeteries as health workers and foreign aid agencies fight to
[00:09:28] contain the
[00:09:28] disease.
[00:09:33] He's got Ebola, but is so far responding to
[00:09:36] treatment.
[00:09:40] Inside the tent, his mother, Jean, and baby sister are also
[00:09:44] infected.
[00:09:49] Around the corner, his father Jeremy, also infected and ill, talks
[00:09:53] to his sister-in-law, Esperanta, who is not. Whole
[00:09:57] families are being struck down by the virus and are
[00:09:59] dying. Too many, we're told, aren't like this
[00:10:02] family and don't come looking
[00:10:04] for
[00:10:06] help. We're a treatment center in the town of Leita in Aturi province, where an
[00:10:10] Ebola cluster has developed.
[00:10:17] Behind these plastic sheets, the red zone, the sick are monitored and
[00:10:21] treated for their symptoms.
[00:10:24] For everyone you will see here, there are perhaps as many as three
[00:10:27] times more who are still at
[00:10:29] home.
[00:10:32] Charlotte had Ebola, she is now better. She's remaining to help look
[00:10:35] after three sick children.
[00:10:40] cluster of other towns and villages that
[00:10:43] also um have the virus. They're doing their best to keep these people alive. This is
[00:10:47] a really sad case here. This little girl here,
[00:10:50] Shakur, she's one week old. Her
[00:10:54] mother has died from
[00:10:57] Ebola. The lady is, either has actually, is a
[00:11:00] survivor of Ebola, so she's staying behind to help,
[00:11:04] particularly with some of the children, because they have um some
[00:11:07] immunity, not complete, but they they are able to to be here. But this little
[00:11:10] one will obviously never know
[00:11:13] a mother.
[00:11:16] Charlotte comes outside to speak to us. She didn't believe in
[00:11:19] Ebola. She does now. You didn't
[00:11:22] believe Ebola existed, is that right?
[00:11:28] Now I believe Ebola exists. Before, I used to doubt its
[00:11:31] existence. It's been diagnosed in my body. Ebola
[00:11:34] is real, it kills people very
[00:11:36] fast.
[00:11:45] The rainy season is descending on the eastern
[00:11:47] DLC.
[00:11:52] Roads quickly turn to muddy tracks, making passage
[00:11:55] difficult for the aid workers trying to reach remote
[00:11:58] villages.
[00:12:00] We've joined Médecins Sans Frontières and
[00:12:03] are heading to the village of Bamboo and one of their fast reaction treatment
[00:12:06] centers. There's a new
[00:12:08] outbreak.
[00:12:12] Much of Eastern DRC is an active combat zone between
[00:12:15] government and rebel forces.
[00:12:19] International forces are here, but they're caught in the
[00:12:22] middle.
[00:12:26] On the way to Bamboo, we pass through mining towns and
[00:12:29] encampments.
[00:12:32] They're prospecting for gold here. When there is
[00:12:35] gold, there are armed groups and danger. The whole route is
[00:12:39] tense.
[00:12:45] MSF built this treatment center in the grounds of an existing
[00:12:48] colonial era hospital in just 10
[00:12:50] days.
[00:13:03] One side of this window is the green zone.
[00:13:06] Inside is the red
[00:13:08] zone.
[00:13:11] A 4-year-old boy has just arrived and is desperately
[00:13:13] ill.
[00:13:18] As he deteriorates, Fabrice gets
[00:13:20] insulin.
[00:13:28] Their patient is getting worse and they need insulin
[00:13:30] now.
[00:13:37] It's five units, rapid insulin.
[00:13:38] rapide,
[00:13:43] He stabilizes for
[00:13:46] now. It's not easy, you know,
[00:13:50] to wake in my country to see the community
[00:13:53] affected by something like Ebola, uh,
[00:13:57] without specific treatment. And uh,
[00:14:01] to work in this environment with
[00:14:04] violence, difficult for patients to access
[00:14:07] healthcare, so we we are
[00:14:11] managing, even though it's not easy, but we make the
[00:14:14] best.
[00:14:21] While this Ebola outbreak receives scant attention abroad, here it
[00:14:25] is wrecking lives.
[00:14:29] Another funeral for the latest victim, two-year
[00:14:32] old.
[00:14:35] Red Cross workers bring her tiny coffin from their truck for
[00:14:38] burial.
[00:14:43] Her distraught mother and her brothers and sisters are
[00:14:46] inconsolable.
[00:14:50] "You had life in front of you," her mother howls in
[00:14:53] grief.
[00:14:58] Another casualty of this awful disease, another broken
[00:15:02] family.
[00:15:06] A tragic cycle that isn't ending
[00:15:08] soon.
[00:15:10] Nobody can remotely predict
[00:15:12] when.
[00:15:14] Stewart Ramsay, Sky News in Eastern
[00:15:17] DRC.
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