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[00:00:00] Dear viewers, welcome to the
[00:00:01] news.
[00:00:05] Tomorrow marks two years since the catastrophic floods in which 27
[00:00:09] people lost their lives in the Jablanica area. Tomorrow
[00:00:12] is a day of mourning, two years after the catastrophic floods and landslides
[00:00:16] in which 19 people died. Two years later,
[00:00:20] the question of responsibility for the tragedy still remains
[00:00:23] unanswered. To us, since October 4th,
[00:00:27] the houses that night are still in that is, when it happened in 2024, almost every day is October
[00:00:30] 4th.
[00:00:34] From the news, we also
[00:00:35] highlight.
[00:00:40] The election silence before the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina began this morning at
[00:00:44] 7 AM and will last until the closing of polling stations on Sunday, October
[00:00:47] 4th, at
[00:00:48] 7 PM.
[00:00:52] Edin Džeko bid farewell to the jersey of the national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After
[00:00:56] almost 20 years, in his last match against Sweden, he made his
[00:01:00] 152nd appearance and thus ended his national team
[00:01:03] career as a record holder for the number of appearances and goals with
[00:01:06] 74
[00:01:08] goals.
[00:01:11] During high school protests in cities across France,
[00:01:14] about 5,000
[00:01:16] people were arrested.
[00:01:19] Tomorrow in Bosnia and Herzegovina, sunny weather, daily temperature from
[00:01:23] 20 to 26 in the south up to
[00:01:25] 29°.
[00:01:32] Tomorrow marks two years since the catastrophic floods in which
[00:01:36] 27 people lost their lives. In the Jablanica area, tomorrow
[00:01:39] is a day of mourning, two years after the catastrophic floods and landslides
[00:01:43] in which 19
[00:01:46] the same team, not almost the same but people died. The damage has been largely repaired, but many families are still waiting to move into new
[00:01:50] homes. And while the reconstruction is underway, the answer to the question of who is responsible
[00:01:54] for the tragedy is still pending. The investigation into the circumstances of the accident
[00:01:58] is again in the hands of the police.
[00:02:01] On the night of October 3rd to 4th, 2024,
[00:02:05] floods and landslides affected several areas in Herzegovina and central
[00:02:09] Bosnia. Dozens of families were left without their homes,
[00:02:12] property, and livestock, many even without their loved ones. Sister,
[00:02:16] brother-in-law, son's
[00:02:17] bride,
[00:02:20] brother, his son, wife, daughter, and
[00:02:23] son-in-law, who lived together there. You grab with your teeth
[00:02:27] over San Marino, scoring and hands, with everything you can, just
[00:02:30] to save your life, not just your own, but your children's, children first,
[00:02:33] it was so horrific,
[00:02:37] we broke windows,
[00:02:40] so the water wouldn't come in, we threw out windows, the water was
[00:02:43] coming, half the house was immediately swept away by
[00:02:46] the water, neighbors came to help, we carried my wife, children
[00:02:50] that, as such, they see over there, over the straps, mother, father, another neighbor was with us, we literally
[00:02:53] transferred, I was leaving, not for
[00:02:55] is important, students are in stairs, carrying two bags in my hand, at that moment half our house was swept away,
[00:02:59] in that much time we got out. Images of destroyed and flooded villages
[00:03:03] traveled the world, as did stories and testimonies of residents. About the
[00:03:06] catastrophe that affected several municipalities, a total of
[00:03:09] 27 people died, of whom 19
[00:03:12] were in the Jablanica area. Two years later, the memories of that night
[00:03:15] are still vivid. It's stuck in my head, I can't
[00:03:19] erase it. It was, I don't know, at one, at two,
[00:03:21] like that. And then you see some kind of something, it's
[00:03:24] sudden, smoke, then the
[00:03:28] collapse, how the rock
[00:03:30] broke the door. To us, since October 4th, when
[00:03:34] it happened in 2024, almost every day is October
[00:03:37] 4th. So, we've just gotten used to it, as time
[00:03:40] goes on, we continue with life, the pain is the same, but
[00:03:44] now the intensity, as the anniversary approaches, is naturally
[00:03:48] greater because it's constantly being talked about. Ajla lost her grandmother that night, and although she doesn't
[00:03:52] live in Donja Jablanica, she remembers how the place looked before. She
[00:03:56] continued to clear debris and says material things are always replaced, but the sadness and longing for justice
[00:03:59] remain. The roads have been mostly rebuilt, some have returned to
[00:04:02] their homes, others are still waiting for the reconstruction to be completed, and families
[00:04:06] for whom new homes are being built are waiting to move in. Active
[00:04:09] works are underway in the final phase of construction
[00:04:12] of houses for 16 families in the area of Donja Jablanica.
[00:04:16] The Pomozi Ba Association is building four more houses at
[00:04:20] locations chosen by the families. However, for
[00:04:23] now, they cannot give concrete deadlines for when
[00:04:26] families can expect to move in. Unpredictable circumstances
[00:04:30] such as weather often affect the speed of the works. Some have
[00:04:33] also applied through a European Union project to enable new
[00:04:36] homes. One of them is Mersiha Begović, who still lives in
[00:04:40] a container settlement. Anyone who has something and has achieved
[00:04:43] something, has it thanks to good
[00:04:46] people. And I would like to thank them in this way, that
[00:04:50] if it weren't for them, I probably wouldn't have managed to buy land
[00:04:53] or anything. The works on our house started
[00:04:56] this spring and it's already. The house is nearing
[00:05:00] completion, the facades are being done, we even expect
[00:05:04] it to be finished by the New Year. And while the material damage is being repaired, there are still no
[00:05:08] responsible parties for the tragedy. The investigation into the circumstances of the deaths of 19 people
[00:05:11] and the work of... Menolom is again being conducted by the police. Families
[00:05:15] and residents say they still have no answer as to what stage the
[00:05:18] investigation is at. They are being played with like a ping-pong ball, from
[00:05:22] the exclusion of evidence to the prosecutor's office, then the
[00:05:25] case is handed over to the police, then it is returned to the
[00:05:28] prosecutor's office. We simply have not lost hope, we
[00:05:32] are here to fight for justice until the end. There is no satisfaction even when it comes
[00:05:36] to prevention. The rocks that buried
[00:05:39] place, and protection for the residents who have returned... has
[00:05:42] not yet been done. We don't know, tomorrow there could be heavy rain, what about
[00:05:46] the people who stayed, who love Donja Jablanica, who are brave enough
[00:05:49] to continue, to live here? No protection
[00:05:53] process has been done, just like I said last year, we only have
[00:05:57] a plan on paper, while the reconstruction continues, the investigation at the police
[00:06:00] is ongoing. Residents strive to preserve the memory of the fateful night and their
[00:06:03] 19 fellow citizens. October 4th in Jablanica is a day
[00:06:07] of mourning. Families, friends, neighbors, fellow citizens visit
[00:06:10] the cemeteries and remember those who are no longer with them. Mirna
[00:06:14] Ždralović, N1,
[00:06:16] Jablanica.
[00:06:19] The forest fire on Cvrsnica is still active, and firefighters continue their demanding
[00:06:23] battle with the fire that is spreading to unburnt areas and
[00:06:26] underground. As announced by the operational center of civil protection
[00:06:30] of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, there are still open
[00:06:33] flames in several places at the fire site. Currently, residual
[00:06:37] stumps are burning, from which the fire is spreading to new, previously
[00:06:40] unburnt areas. Extinguishing
[00:06:42] is additionally complicated by the specific situation on the ground, as the fire
[00:06:46] spreads through underground root veins that are not visible to the naked
[00:06:49] eye, which creates unpredictable problems for firefighters on
[00:06:52] the ground.
[00:06:59] General elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be held tomorrow. This morning at
[00:07:03] 7 AM, the election silence began, which will last until
[00:07:06] the closing of polling stations, i.e., until Sunday at
[00:07:09] 7 PM. According to the data of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:07:13] 3,408,517 voters
[00:07:15] are registered in the central voter list.
[00:07:19] For voting outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, 48,078
[00:07:22] voters
[00:07:25] are registered. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a total of
[00:07:28] 5,569
[00:07:30] polling stations have been established, of which 5,121
[00:07:34] are regular polling stations, while 385 mobile
[00:07:36] teams have also been established. Some polling stations
[00:07:40] have been merged. Voting will be organized in 20
[00:07:44] diplomatic-consular missions of Bosnia and Herzegovina in
[00:07:47] 13 countries. These will be the first elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:07:51] that will be conducted with the use of biometric voter
[00:07:54] identification scanners, ballot papers, as well as with
[00:07:58] rapid transmission of election results. According to the information
[00:08:01] collected so far, municipal and city election commissions
[00:08:05] have accredited about 25,000 observers
[00:08:08] of political entities, and it is estimated that a total of
[00:08:11] 30,000 observers will monitor the elections. The Central Election
[00:08:15] Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina has called on all participants in the election process for the
[00:08:19] general elections on Sunday to be conducted in a fair
[00:08:23] and honest
[00:08:23] atmosphere.
[00:08:27] Stay with the news, this story is coming
[00:08:29] soon.
[00:08:32] The University of Tuzla has acquired new capacities for teaching,
[00:08:36] scientific research, and connecting with
[00:08:39] the economy.
[00:08:45] Edin Džeko's departure is definitely a moment that will be remembered
[00:08:49] in Bosnia and Herzegovina for decades. The day after
[00:08:52] the historic match in Zenica, emotions among fans are still
[00:08:56] running high. Tears and a big thank you marked
[00:08:59] the historic farewell to the national team
[00:09:02] jersey.
[00:09:07] A symbol of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the world, a world-class goalscorer, a leader,
[00:09:10] inspiration, motivation. Edin Džeko was and remained a pillar of his
[00:09:14] teammates, the pride of the nation. The match with Sweden is etched in
[00:09:18] collective memory as a moment when the country cried and was proud
[00:09:21] at the same
[00:09:22] time.
[00:09:26] From the first to the last moment, Džeko himself was visibly overwhelmed
[00:09:30] with emotions. He leaves, as he says, at the best possible moment,
[00:09:34] because he leaves the national team in safe hands and on an upward
[00:09:37] trajectory.
[00:09:43] I leave happy because I know that I gave my best,
[00:09:46] I leave the team in good
[00:09:49] condition, with a lot of quality, a lot of good
[00:09:53] guys who love Bosnia and Herzegovina, a big thank you
[00:09:57] to the captain. Džeko did not give up on the national team jersey
[00:10:00] even when losses were piling up and the stands were filled
[00:10:03] with justified despair. Losses against lower-ranked national teams then
[00:10:07] painfully brought the nation back to reality. We will go back two or three years, we
[00:10:11] don't have to fully, we didn't have a win for a long time under some coaches,
[00:10:15] I won't name names, but he always somehow believed that we would
[00:10:18] succeed in qualifying for a big competition, and when we now went
[00:10:22] to the World Cup, his second and our second for
[00:10:25] the national team, it was somehow all connected with
[00:10:29] him. I was a guest here in your studio and I said that we certainly wouldn't have
[00:10:33] qualified. Many forget his goal against San Marino. The leader
[00:10:36] of the Dragons is emotionally bid farewell by his former teammates, long-time
[00:10:40] defensive pillar and national team director Emir Spahić,
[00:10:43] who said that Edin will always be a brother, teammate, and true
[00:10:47] legend to him. Someone like him, what he has done
[00:10:50] for our country, I don't think
[00:10:54] will ever be repeated. God grant it will, I wish that for all these
[00:10:57] new young players, but
[00:11:00] uh one and only Džeko, that's
[00:11:03] incredible for me. I used to watch him as a little
[00:11:07] boy and I always thought, "Oh, I want to be like
[00:11:11] him," but no one will be like him. Džeko is
[00:11:15] the greatest legend. But the story of Edin Džeko has never been just a story
[00:11:19] about the captain and the best scorer of our national team. It is a story about
[00:11:22] a humanitarian. His farewell in Zenica
[00:11:24] showed this, the rain of plush toys that flew
[00:11:28] from the stands of Bilino Polje, will go to children's homes across
[00:11:31] the country. The "Heart for Children with Cancer" association reminds us that
[00:11:35] Džeko has been coming to the parents' house for years, bringing gifts and
[00:11:39] support to families facing the toughest life battles.
[00:11:42] I know his work and I know how much he
[00:11:45] advocates for affirmative, good,
[00:11:48] humanitarian things for this society, and I think that
[00:11:51] last night he taught us all a lesson. Somehow
[00:11:55] about kindness, about those universal values
[00:11:59] that every person, everyone in this
[00:12:02] world, right, every Bosnian and Herzegovinian,
[00:12:05] could have learned last night. Edin Džeko has shown that he is a top
[00:12:09] goalscorer in the field of humanity and kindness. The best Bosnian and Herzegovinian footballer
[00:12:13] of all time remains written in history in golden letters. The address
[00:12:16] with the number 11 will forever remain a synonym for perseverance, success,
[00:12:20] joy, and pride. Azur Delić,
[00:12:23] N1.
[00:12:27] The University of Tuzla has acquired new capacities for teaching,
[00:12:31] scientific research, and connecting with the economy, after
[00:12:34] the ceremonial opening of the renovated laboratory complex
[00:12:38] of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and the Center for Energy Transition. More than
[00:12:42] 1.5 million Bosnian Marks from the European Union
[00:12:45] and the budget of the Tuzla Canton were invested in the renovation
[00:12:49] and equipping of the first building in the campus that underwent
[00:12:51] such a process.
[00:12:55] Facilities, equipment, and modern instruments represent an important
[00:12:59] basis for the development of new programs, projects, and
[00:13:02] products, and people and their knowledge play a key
[00:13:05] role. We are improving capacities, from infrastructure,
[00:13:08] from laboratory equipment, I say now, I believe that our companies
[00:13:12] and colleagues have recognized
[00:13:15] potential in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. I say, what
[00:13:20] the center of attention to train them for something that will follow
[00:13:24] as such. The Center for Energy Transition will provide expert technical
[00:13:28] support to companies in improving energy
[00:13:31] efficiency in the wood and metal sectors and in the
[00:13:34] field of plastic production, in order to reduce the carbon
[00:13:37] footprint. It will reduce it in such a way that we have
[00:13:41] developed, as one of the important results, that
[00:13:45] calculator, or uh,
[00:13:48] a way to see what energy class those
[00:13:51] buildings are in. There is no energy classification for
[00:13:55] small and medium-sized enterprises, I even think in Europe, so it's very
[00:13:58] difficult to classify
[00:14:01] different economic sectors. All this has been realized
[00:14:04] through a cross-border project with partners from the Brod-Posavina
[00:14:07] County, where a significant number of companies have expressed interest
[00:14:11] in improving their business. This is
[00:14:14] a concrete project that I hope
[00:14:18] will show significant
[00:14:21] results in the development of our
[00:14:24] companies. and exports and energy
[00:14:27] transition in terms of increasing energy efficiency.
[00:14:31] Connecting theory with practice is the goal of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, which is attracting more
[00:14:35] students and showing that practice must be preceded by
[00:14:39] knowledge. Primarily in the sense that students
[00:14:42] have this practice that they really lack
[00:14:46] in their development, right, that we can perhaps sometimes also go
[00:14:50] through with students what we do to present our
[00:14:54] company, our company, our business, so that they can
[00:14:57] get firsthand experience with the economy, connect
[00:15:00] the faculty, some theoretical knowledge with practical knowledge and skills
[00:15:04] so that our students, as such, can contribute to
[00:15:08] the development of society. What is good, I believe we are
[00:15:12] recognized in that context. In that context,
[00:15:15] an agreement on cooperation was signed between the Ministry of Economy of the Tuzla Canton
[00:15:19] and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, thereby making knowledge available
[00:15:22] for the development of the domestic economy, but also for the debonization
[00:15:25] of enterprises. Nataša Tadić, N1,
[00:15:28] Tuzla.
[00:15:32] Stay tuned for the news, this story is coming
[00:15:34] soon.
[00:15:37] The co-pilot suspected of attacking the pilot and attempting to crash the Fly
[00:15:41] Dubai plane has been identified as an Omani citizen with
[00:15:44] extremist
[00:15:45] views.
[00:15:51] During protests by high school students in cities across France, which in
[00:15:54] some places escalated into clashes with police and arson,
[00:15:58] about 5,000 people were arrested. Most
[00:16:01] of those arrested are minors, the BBC reports. Due to the protests,
[00:16:05] classes have been blocked in over 500 high schools across
[00:16:08] France. Students from over 1,200 schools are participating
[00:16:11] in the protests. Demonstrators demand greater
[00:16:15] investment in education, more teachers, smaller class sizes,
[00:16:18] equality in education, and better
[00:16:22] conditions for meals. Protests began last week in
[00:16:26] impoverished Parisian suburbs and have spread to other
[00:16:30] cities in
[00:16:30] France.
[00:16:35] Of course, we appeal to people not to burn containers, and no, their demands
[00:16:39] are not, how shall I say, superficial. They are not just asking for more
[00:16:42] money for the school canteen. As you saw earlier when we spoke with
[00:16:46] students, they don't have time for lunch, so they come to afternoon classes
[00:16:49] on an empty
[00:16:50] stomach.
[00:16:54] I'm here because my daughter is a high school student,
[00:16:57] and she decided to, together with her friends, block the entrance to
[00:17:00] the school so that their demands could be heard. We are also here
[00:17:04] to be a kind of protective shield in case of
[00:17:08] problems. We support their right to free expression
[00:17:11] and oppose any form of
[00:17:13] violence.
[00:17:17] The co-pilot who attacked the captain on a FlyDubai flight
[00:17:20] to Israel on Wednesday has been identified as an Omani national, who was known
[00:17:24] to have extremist views, officials from
[00:17:27] the United Arab Emirates told Reuters
[00:17:30] and AP. It is being investigated whether Hamam El Hamami acted
[00:17:34] alone or was connected with terrorist groups. Hamami
[00:17:38] is accused of attempting to carry out a terrorist attack by trying to
[00:17:42] crash the plane with 182 passengers,
[00:17:44] most of whom were citizens of Israel. AP reporter
[00:17:48] Sam Mednik
[00:17:50] reports on the details.
[00:17:55] The United Arab Emirates, which is leading the investigation, said that the
[00:17:58] attacker used an emergency axe from the cockpit and called
[00:18:01] the attack a terrorist attack. A person familiar with the situation said that
[00:18:05] Hamami was prohibited in Oman from flying due to his extremist
[00:18:09] views, then he got a job at Fly Dubai. It is unclear
[00:18:12] what kind of vetting he underwent, it is also unclear how he was allowed to
[00:18:16] fly to Israel.
[00:18:19] Four women, including two
[00:18:23] Christians, and one young man, were among the victims of an Israeli air strike
[00:18:27] that targeted an apartment in the western part of Gaza
[00:18:30] City. Local sources and eyewitnesses also stated that
[00:18:33] Israeli warplanes fired at least two missiles at an apartment in
[00:18:37] the residential building Asala, destroying the targeted apartment and
[00:18:41] causing extensive damage to neighboring houses. As
[00:18:44] a result of the bombing, a fire broke out. Local sources also
[00:18:47] stated that the Israeli army carried out an operation to demolish buildings
[00:18:51] and facilities in areas under its control east
[00:18:55] of the Tuffah neighborhood in the northeastern part of Gaza
[00:18:58] City. In the southern Gaza Strip, Israeli artillery carried out
[00:19:01] intense shelling of areas south and east
[00:19:05] of the city of Khan Younis and north of
[00:19:08] Rafah.
[00:19:09] Four people, including a child,
[00:19:13] were injured in a Russian attack on Hostomel in the Kyiv
[00:19:16] region of Ukraine, according to the State Emergency Service of
[00:19:20] Ukraine. Fires broke out in two warehouses in the Bucha
[00:19:24] district after the attack, according to emergency
[00:19:27] officials. Firefighters extinguished the
[00:19:30] fires while crews
[00:19:34] extinguish damaged objects at the locations.
[00:19:40] 70,000 people protested in Madrid demanding changes to
[00:19:44] rental laws, according to Spanish police estimates. Organizers
[00:19:47] state that about half a million people gathered. Demonstrations
[00:19:51] were held in other Spanish cities. In Valencia,
[00:19:54] clashes occurred between police and demonstrators. The Spanish
[00:19:58] parliament rejected a package of urgent measures from Pedro
[00:20:02] Sanchez's government that would protect tenants from vulnerable
[00:20:05] categories and limit rent increases. The package was opposed
[00:20:08] not only by the right-wing opposition but also by the Catalan
[00:20:12] separatist party Junts. Demonstrators are now
[00:20:15] calling for a general strike until the housing issue is
[00:20:19] resolved.
[00:20:21] We are demonstrating so that politicians do not
[00:20:25] destroy all the social protection that we have built and for which we have fought
[00:20:29] for 50 years. We have rights, our constitution gives us the right
[00:20:33] to housing and much more. We are here to make
[00:20:37] the voice of the people heard, to bring about laws and reforms that will
[00:20:40] change things. But the parliament is useless for that,
[00:20:44] if it is useless, I do not want to impose that idea, because I believe in de...
[00:20:48] democracy, only this one we
[00:20:50] have, it's a shame, it only proves that
[00:20:53] people are expected to adapt to existing political parties, not that
[00:20:56] politicians do what the people want, that can no longer
[00:21:00] continue.
[00:21:02] In Latvia, parliamentary
[00:21:05] elections are being held, in which it is estimated that the current pro-Ukrainian Prime Minister
[00:21:08] Andris Kulbergs will remain in power. According to surveys,
[00:21:12] the list led by Kulbergs would receive
[00:21:15] about 14% of the votes, more than its
[00:21:18] pro-Russian rival, the Sovereign Power party. The elections are taking place in
[00:21:22] an atmosphere of anxiety among citizens in Latvia
[00:21:25] and other Baltic countries, due to warnings of possible
[00:21:29] attacks from Russia and increasingly frequent hybrid attacks.
[00:21:32] The draw between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Sweden in
[00:27:33] And to conclude the news, let's look at the weather forecast.
[00:27:37] A series of sunny and warmer autumn
[00:27:40] days continues. Under the influence of an anticyclone, stable
[00:27:44] and clear weather prevails. Because of this, nights and mornings are cold, but
[00:27:48] days are sunny, so temperatures quickly rise
[00:27:51] to above-average values for this time of year. On
[00:27:55] the morning of October 4, our country will be clear and
[00:27:58] cold, locally with fog and frost. Sunny during the day.
[00:28:02] and a little warmer than today, light variable wind.
[00:28:05] Minimum temperature in Bosnia up to 6 degrees, in the south
[00:28:09] warmer up to 16, highest daily from 23 to
[00:28:13] 29. On Monday and Tuesday, a temporary
[00:28:17] cloud cover is expected, but dry and warm
[00:28:20] weather persists. From the middle of next week, a slight drop in
[00:28:23] temperature will follow, with more frequent cloud cover and possible
[00:28:27] precipitation.
[00:28:30] The news is over, dear viewers. Continue to follow all current events on
[00:28:34] the portal n1info.ba. Thank you for your attention, enjoy the rest of the evening.