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00:00:00from Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE, and
00:00:03our show's new home, you are very that was in
00:00:08networks, there are more and more videos 2014, I didn't know it then, but I would call Abu Dhabi home for the
00:00:12next decade, a government to government
00:00:14relationship, only now it looks and
00:00:18works vastly different. I think five years
00:00:21ago nobody knew about data center, as emerging
00:00:24technologies lead the way, yes, what can I
00:00:27do, and as global idea. are implemented
00:00:31locally, intelligent minds have
00:00:34transformed where i live into a city of the future. what are you going to say to
00:00:37me? hello, all right, i get it, and you
00:00:51across the world, new race is
00:00:54unfolding, race to build faster,
00:00:58smarter, advanced
00:01:00societies powered by intelligence
00:01:04at every
00:01:06be applied in cities of level, humanoids, robots, technology that we
00:01:10thought only existed in science fiction, but we
00:01:13hear now is
00:01:15is supplied, AI is invisible, so lot of real, is on display here in the UAE,
00:01:18this is the Abu Dhabi autonomous summit
00:01:22at autonomous week, and it's here that industry
00:01:26leaders, policy makers and innovators are coming
00:01:30together implement what
00:01:32is the future of
00:01:34technology, oh
00:01:37hello, what's happening here isn't
00:01:40just a showcase of gadgets and gizmos, it's a glimpse
00:01:44into how the UAE is trying to redesign how its
00:01:48systems work, from transport to healthcare, from
00:01:51governance to utilities.
00:01:54away from the dancing robots is a bigger ambition,
00:01:58spearheaded by this man.
00:02:02"if you serious about autonomy, whether in cars,
00:02:05whether in drones, whether in robots, do not waste
00:02:08your time in any other country, this is the city to be in,
00:02:12this is the place to be in, and I can tell you one thing,
00:02:15and I think you will hear a number of surprises over the next three four
00:02:19months, there will be multiple announcements of large
00:02:22programs relate to roll out of autonomy and robotics at
00:02:26serious scale, starting 2026." "we will be
00:02:30a frontier country when it comes to this race, not someone
00:02:34that is following, someone that's leading the race, and I think we are set
00:02:38up and geared with all the ecosystem to do
00:02:42securing me that. Many of the hundreds of exhibitors
00:02:47water over time, some of attending events in the UAE tell me that the existence of
00:02:49tech alone doesn't make a city smart.
00:02:53Instead, it's about the infrastructure, the digital
00:02:56equivalent of roads, power lines and water pipes.
00:03:00In Abu Dhabi, that work is led by
00:03:03G42. G42 isn't a robotics
00:03:07firm or a consumer tech company, it's building the
00:03:10isn't a tool, but part of systems that allow AI to operate across an entire
00:03:14country, from data centers to cloud
00:03:18platforms, supercomputers to AI models and
00:03:21algorithms.
00:03:24In a sense, it's the power grid of the AI
00:03:28era, the network carrying. intelligence to every part of
00:03:32society, or they call here the intelligence
00:03:35grid. At G42, you talk about
00:03:38building out intelligence grid for AI native
00:03:42societies. So firstly, what do we mean by
00:03:46AI native societies? Just explain. So in Abu
00:03:49Dhabi, and and when we say an AI
00:03:52native society, we're talking about nation-scaled
00:03:56deployment, where we're able to create a government operating system.
00:04:00to an extent that enables government services to be able
00:04:03to leverage AI for public service use
00:04:06cases, for example, and then where industries and enterprises can also
00:04:09leverage that same AI and where societies at large, whether it's
00:04:12education or in everyday life
00:04:16are able to leverage that infrastructure that's being designed to
00:04:20help deliver intelligence and more value added services. how you power
00:04:24that needs to be underpinned by digital infrastructure, which is a
00:04:27part of what we refer to as the intelligent. grid, which by definition is a
00:04:31grid that has a collection of AI data centers and cloud
00:04:34infrastructure and orchestration layers, big data analytics
00:04:38engines that can help deliver that intelligence to
00:04:41user. with global partners like Microsoft, Nvidia
00:04:45and Open AI, it's building systems designed
00:04:48to streamline how cities function, making them more
00:04:52efficient, more resilient, and more
00:04:54predictive. We're talking about a digital
00:04:58backbone that connect... compute,
00:05:01cloud, data,
00:05:04ai, bringing as you describe it,
00:05:08intelligence everyone everywhere,
00:05:11just just... that down a little bit more for me, so if we think back to um
00:05:15electricity and the way electricity was powered
00:05:19with substations and power generation and transmission lines, in a
00:05:22very similar fashion, you're trying to kind of manufacturing
00:05:26intelligence by converting energy into these tokens, these units
00:05:30of intelligence, and the data center is analogous to a substation, and then in l
00:05:33of transmission lines, you have these connectivity, fiber optic
00:05:37cables that are delivering that last mile service to user that's consuming that
00:05:41intelligence.
00:05:44but an intelligent society doesn't run on infrastructure
00:05:47alone, it runs on data. users such as you and
00:05:51me often give our data in real time, and with
00:05:55this policy makers can understand our changing demands
00:05:58and respond with
00:06:00solutions.
00:06:03and that is where one of G42's companies, presite comes
00:06:07in by collecting and analyzing
00:06:10residents data in cities around the... world the company
00:06:13demonstrates how advanced AI can
00:06:18the future, in a way new public
00:06:22service initiatives are looking at, the government is invisible and the way AI
00:06:27the work that we do is not about the technology that you see, but how it's
00:06:31applied, the initiative to adopt advanced technology such as
00:06:34AI to better the lives of citizen, society and
00:06:38the community, it's something that the government is mandated to do, that's why we always work
00:06:41with the government. because we want to develop national platform that has the most
00:06:45impact to the society and it's been an area that we apply our technology really
00:06:49well, we focused on the end users mission,
00:06:53be to save lives, to save water, to drive citizen
00:06:56satisfaction on government services, i think that's what drives a
00:06:59motivation, and there's data to back this
00:07:03up, a report by presight and dell
00:07:06technologies finds that using IoT and
00:07:09AI in smart cities has led to... many
00:07:12benefits.
00:07:15In fact, McKeinsian company reports that smart
00:07:18technologies can improve key quality of life
00:07:21indicators by 10 to
00:07:2430%. In real terms, that could mean
00:07:27more lives saved, fewer crimes, shorter commutes
00:07:31and more. So in the department of energy we created an AI
00:07:35native platform that manages water electricity. So the
00:07:38ADWE platform takes in over billion data points
00:07:41histor. time onto sovereign AI platform that is hosted
00:07:45out of Abu Dhabi, it aims to create ability to
00:07:48track every drop of water from source to end every watt of
00:07:52electricity from start to consumption. we aim to save about
00:07:5620 to 25% of
00:07:59these use cases really drive on smart metering to understanding where
00:08:03leakages might be, to consumption where it shouldn't be, so the ability
00:08:07to bring data infrastructure and algorithms together is what makes Abu
00:08:10Dhabi a leader in the vision of... city to look at is not just the
00:08:14infrastructure. This is the
00:08:17foundation, national smart infrastructure where AI
00:08:23the system. But what
00:08:25about the people living an AI native
00:08:28society?
00:08:31Well, in Abu Dhabi, the answer starts with a single
00:08:34app that turns the infrastructure into everyday
00:08:38experience.
00:08:56If infrastructure is the backbone of smarter
00:08:59society, then this is where people actually feel
00:09:03it, on the streets, in their homes
00:09:06and increasingly on their phones. It's no
00:09:10surprise then that smartphones have... become a powerful
00:09:13tool for designing cities of the future, and in
00:09:17Abu Dhabi, one platform has become the front door to
00:09:20government itself. Well, I haven't been to a government building
00:09:24here in Abu Dhibi for years, certainly not since
00:09:28this was launched, the Tam
00:09:31app.
00:09:35In Arabic, Tam translates to consider it
00:09:38done. It's Abu Dhabi's all in one government
00:09:41services. app powered by Microsoft's
00:09:45Azure Open AI service, officials here
00:09:48say it's the world's first AI public
00:09:51servant, and the idea has even made its way to
00:09:55Washington where it was mentioned in a US senate
00:09:58committee hearing, remember when you had to stand in line to renew your driver's
00:10:02license, remember when you didn't know how to report a pot hole that
00:10:05needed to be repaired on your street, remember when you had fender
00:10:09bender in a car and you had to fill out all these forms and... talk to all
00:10:13these people to get insurance coverage, now you can do it all
00:10:16with one AI system, you can use
00:10:19your phone, and by the way, you can do this today in Abu
00:10:23Dhabi, we need to bring it to America.
00:10:27By digitizing over 1,100
00:10:30public and private services in over 90
00:10:33languages, tam merges what used to be
00:10:36multiple ministries, websites and offices into a
00:10:40single personalized interface. No
00:10:43paperwork, no guess work, just one place where the
00:10:46government is in the palm of your hand. I've used it
00:10:50to renew my Emirates ID, my residency,
00:10:54my health insurance. "i've even used it to book a
00:10:57beeping course. according to the international institute
00:11:01for management development, in the last year Abubi climbed
00:11:05the smart city index from 10th to
00:11:08fifth place. with ambitions to become the world's first AI
00:11:11native government by 2027, the UAE
00:11:14capital is spending around 3 and a half billion dollars to
00:11:18digitize and automate all of its
00:11:21services. so this is the tam factory, so this is..."
00:11:25an awful lot of pressure because you're about to launch new platforms and
00:11:28each one of them is right now is working really hard to make sure everything
00:11:32is in place where we try to become more inclusive
00:11:36government and this year we also taken today
00:11:39the team is preparing the biggest update yet tam
00:11:434.0
00:11:48it's exciting - the new version of the platform is designed to make the app even more
00:11:52proactive and its core is something called
00:11:57Imagine today your whole government is an autopilot, the government is
00:12:01invisible, but actually close to you when you
00:12:04need it. So let's take an example, if you want to renew your car
00:12:07today and traditional since you have to go apply
00:12:11online, maybe you do five six services, do inspections and
00:12:15do lot of other services, insurance etc. With
00:12:18autograph, the AI will give you heads up that I will start
00:12:21the renewal process, it will renew it and... tell
00:12:25you it's done, that's all you have to worry about, so
00:12:29we in the government we want to be proactive and give you
00:12:32your time back,
00:12:36this new update is flipping the idea of public services its
00:12:40head, instead of you applying for
00:12:43something, the system recognizes what you need,
00:12:46prepares the steps and completes them
00:12:49automatically, it's a concept that we we have to make it
00:12:52reality, so you must get these questions. about
00:12:55privacy and security all the
00:12:59time, there's an awful lot of my data out there,
00:13:02so how are you
00:13:07as a resident from
00:13:10issues of privacy invasion,
00:13:13data breaches and the like, we
00:13:16have policies and laws and policies and
00:13:20laws which concern
00:13:22cyber security and privacy, we have a full security
00:13:25team monitoring the whole environment 24 by
00:13:28seven and we have a an army of hacker that hack our
00:13:32system every day to make sure an army of hackers, yes it's our hacker
00:13:36that's make sure everything is secure, so we believe that your
00:13:39data with us is more secure than your data within your own phone, because
00:13:43that's how confident we
00:13:45are.
00:13:48smart cities rely on data and automation, but
00:13:51good governance relies on people. Sam is
00:13:55blending both: AI handling the routine,
00:13:58humans handling the nuance. Everything is powered
00:14:02by AI, automatically we have self-healing, automatic
00:14:05ticket generation and goes to the right government. So this is
00:14:08data that is showing you how efficient you are being at
00:14:12time. Data
00:14:15doesn't make a city smart, how it's used
00:14:19does. Here the goal is anticipatory
00:14:23governance.
00:14:25problems before people ever experience them and giving
00:14:28residents back what they value most, their time.
00:14:32consider it done, consider it done, consider
00:14:34it
00:14:38done.
00:14:49for smart cities around the world, the road to net
00:14:53zero is imperative for. sustainable
00:14:55future, those cities cover just
00:14:583% of the earth's land surface, they are
00:15:02responsible for around 70% of all carbon
00:15:06emissions with transport being among the largest
00:15:09contributors,
00:15:12and while cars will likely always be around, they may not
00:15:15be powered by petrol engines moving forward. this is the
00:15:19mika level four and this is what we're going to take our trip in today, exactly today
00:15:23through through the city.
00:15:27In Abu Dhabi, this autonomous vehicle is undergoing trials
00:15:30and it's said to require little to no
00:15:34human interaction to operate along geo... fenced
00:15:38route in Mazda City, this
00:15:41vehicle is on the roads in Osaka, it is as we
00:15:44speak, yes, yes, and they've been running for over, I
00:15:47think 18 months
00:15:48there.
00:15:52Mazda city was established in 2006 as
00:15:55sustainable urban community.
00:15:59Since then, it's become a living lab of sorts, to trial new
00:16:02technologies for an improved way of
00:16:05life.
00:16:07is very, very comfortable journey, it has to be
00:16:10said, so is the vision that this will be how I
00:16:14commute going forward in abu dadi, I mean, am I not going to need a driving license
00:16:17anymore? this is the future, right, as as we embrace
00:16:21AI, as we embrace more clean solutions,
00:16:24this is a paradigm shift that people have embrace, we always would like to be
00:16:28at the forefront to be part of this innovation story, and
00:16:31through the the four generations of of
00:16:35autonomous mobility that that we have undergone in... past i would say 15
00:16:38years, we are giving feedback to the regulator and of course to
00:16:42the company, the the technology service provider to make sure that we
00:16:46enhance. how big draw for
00:16:49international companies is the idea that you
00:16:52are so close to the regulator here,
00:16:56that regulation will and can develop
00:17:00and change pretty quickly according to your sort of
00:17:03strategic needs. this is one of the key players.
00:17:07"this is one of the key, I would say magnets, that agility to put
00:17:11it around, not only the agility and I think the advancement, when you as
00:17:15investor or foreign company coming from Europe or from US or even
00:17:19from China, and you find that the regulations are not only
00:17:22simple but are really advanced, this gives you so many ticks
00:17:26in your checklist, the regulations is there, the
00:17:29regulator is willing to listen to me, I have master
00:17:32city is helping us through the regulation, the regulator to
00:17:36understand our..." to know our needs and to cutter
00:17:40for our future expansion.
00:17:43It's this support and collaboration that has attracted
00:17:46international startups to Abu Dubi. Valts, for
00:17:50example, is a European startup that when approached by
00:17:53Mazda City's Clean Tech Accelerator program, decided
00:17:57to relocate in 2019.
00:18:00Now, villa owners across the Emirates are using their
00:18:03devices to produce and store their own
00:18:06renewable energy. in the UIA, the solar and
00:18:10sun is a gift from the gut, and this
00:18:13house use this gift to improve their
00:18:16life.
00:18:20with lithium ion batteries that can store up to 71 kilowatts
00:18:24per hour each.
00:18:26vaults bring sustainable electricity to where
00:18:30residents need it most, their homes. in
00:18:33simple words, you have power bank for your phone, it's a power bank for...
00:18:37villa: yeah, you can use it in different ways, you
00:18:41can use it to uh avoid power outage,
00:18:45you can use it to collect solar energy that you get
00:18:48from solar panels and use this solar energy
00:18:52during the night, and even our
00:18:55some our partners, our customers, they start to use
00:18:59electricity of grid, they became
00:19:01100% carbon-free and
00:19:05they are become from consumer, they become prossumer, they produce
00:19:08electricity energy and they consume
00:19:12it in the global race to net zero, innovative energy
00:19:16storage devices like this democratize the clean
00:19:19energy transition. In
00:19:22fact, since it's incubation in Mazda City, Vaults has
00:19:26deployed its technology to Germany, to Sweden,
00:19:29Nigeria, Uzbekistan and
00:19:31Azerbaijan. 100 years from the
00:19:35starting of electricity. were the prerogative of the
00:19:39big utility company, big funds, big capital,
00:19:43but nowadays you can produce
00:19:46and keep electricity by yourself, and
00:19:50you can build small power station in your villa, it's
00:19:53incredible.
00:19:56From London to Chenzen and Singapore, many of the
00:20:00world's smart cities have a clean energy
00:20:02agenda, and the UAE is no different,
00:20:06as the first country in the... mena region to commit to net zero
00:20:10emissions by 2050, the government has
00:20:12pledged to invest up to 54 billion dollars
00:20:16by 2030 to triple its renewable energy
00:20:20production, and as one of the region's fastest
00:20:23growing renewable companies, Mazda is
00:20:26looking to spearhead these grand
00:20:28ambitions. As a resident,
00:20:32back in 2013, 2014 when I
00:20:35arrived, the story
00:20:39here felt like it was you know very much focused
00:20:43on the clean energy story, perhaps slightly
00:20:45unfashionable and back in 2014,
00:20:49the... headquarters for renewable energy irena um of course uh
00:20:53based here as well, can you just
00:20:56chart the sort of 15 year evolution
00:21:00here of that clean energy story? back
00:21:02then the clean energy solutions were
00:21:05not financially viable or not
00:21:08even attainable uh commercially as well as
00:21:12socially and even even from a technology point of
00:21:14view uh give me the numbers, mean the numbers sort
00:21:18of speak when we started... backy
00:21:212010, i would say kilowatt hour was 40
00:21:24cents, right? Today we talk about
00:21:27less 1.5 cents, so i don't know,
00:21:30i think abu Dhabi through our sister company
00:21:34mostler have broken records like two or three times and again this is not
00:21:38in our backyard in abu dhabi, this is international beds through of
00:21:42course international players, yeah about 100
00:21:44gigawatt sort of um vision, the
00:21:48object and i think "they are already halfway or
00:21:51more than halfway 55 gigawatt in more than
00:21:5545 countries internationally, i think it's quite
00:21:58unique the challenge that we face, because you really have
00:22:01everything, the challenge is really, how do i achieve
00:22:04that?
00:22:07well, abudabi is building the future of
00:22:10smart cities and what we are seeing here
00:22:14today at Mazda City is just the
00:22:17beginning, not just for the UAE." for the rest of the
00:22:21world from an AI assistant for
00:22:24public services to smart city
00:22:27operations and from autonomous vehicles
00:22:31to energy storage. the
00:22:33city I've spent more than decade in has dramatically
00:22:37transformed. with technology at the helm, can you give me a
00:22:41K-boo box please? we could just about be ready
00:22:45for intelligent
00:22:46future.
00:23:27Good evening, dear viewers, welcome to
00:23:30the news.
00:23:33At least 98 dead, hundreds missing in catastrophic
00:23:37flash floods on the border of Nepal and
00:23:39China.
00:23:44From the news tonight, we also highlight
00:23:46these stories.
00:23:50active fires continue in Trebinje and Krajina, this year around
00:23:54200 fires have been recorded in our country, over 40,000
00:23:57hectares of land burned, what are the causes?
00:24:01Usually, in our country, it happens day one, day two, will they
00:24:05or won't they, who will, until civil
00:24:09protection agrees, until this, until that, then when it starts to spread,
00:24:12then it's give us helicopters, give us this, give us that, meaning it's too late
00:24:16to act. and
00:24:20"Italian paratroopers demonstrated their capabilities above Mostar as
00:24:23part of EUFOR's Rapid Response exercise. A capability exercise was held in
00:24:27Banja Luka.
00:24:30Tragedy in Pakistan, 14 babies died in a large fire that
00:24:34broke out in a hospital due to a malfunction in the cooling
00:24:37system.
00:24:40Bosnia and Herzegovina facing a new heatwave, a red
00:24:43alert issued by meteo
00:24:44alarm."
00:24:50Disaster on the border of Nepal and China. Nearly a hundred people
00:24:54have died, and hundreds are missing in flash floods.
00:24:58Among them are almost 600 tourists. The army announced that
00:25:01it had sent soldiers and helicopters to the scene and added
00:25:05that damage assessment is underway. But the danger has not yet passed, authorities
00:25:09state. People ran in panic at
00:25:13the border crossing between China and Nepal when a
00:25:16torrent appeared behind them. Water, rocks, and mud carried
00:25:20away human lives, tourist buses, trucks, and
00:25:23buildings. The border crossing where the
00:25:26force of the torrent was recorded is the main crossing for tourist traffic between
00:25:30China and Nepal. According to initial information, an earthquake measuring
00:25:344.4 degrees, which, according to media
00:25:37reports, occurred only seven minutes earlier, could be
00:25:40the cause of the torrent. The earthquake apparently triggered
00:25:44an avalanche of rocks and ice, creating a natural dam on
00:25:47the river. When the water broke through the block. in the city, a strong torrent
00:25:51rushed downstream and carried everything in its path. Satellite
00:25:54images show the extent of destruction in the area north of
00:25:58Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, near the border with
00:26:02China. Remains of houses and buildings are under mud,
00:26:05and there is justified fear that there will be many casualties. On social
00:26:10showing people trying to find salvation
00:26:13by fleeing to higher areas. Chinese President Xi
00:26:17ordered all available rescue teams to be sent to this part of China.
00:26:20Rescue efforts are further hampered
00:26:24by the mountainous terrain and swollen rivers. Helicopters in
00:26:27some affected areas. they couldn't even land.
00:26:31Danger. It's not over yet, authorities warn that there is another blockage upstream
00:26:35on the river, there is a
00:26:38possibility of a new flood wave. This is the most severe
00:26:42natural disaster in Nepal since the 2015
00:26:44earthquake, in which 9,000 people
00:26:48died. Dušan Mlađenović,
00:26:50N1.
00:26:56The fight against fires in Bosnia and Herzegovina continues. The fire continues
00:27:00to rage in the Trebinje area in the krajina, and while the fire devours
00:27:04huge areas, the question arises why the response is so
00:27:07poor and why we have so many fires this
00:27:11year. Azur Delić brings answers.
00:27:15This year, 200 fires broke out across Bosnia and Herzegovina, and
00:27:18over 40,000 hectares of land were burned, according to
00:27:22data from the European Forest Fire Information System. Due to this
00:27:25data, Bosnia and Herzegovina is first in the region in terms of burned
00:27:29area. Kemal Cacan, former commander of the Sarajevo firefighters,
00:27:32points out that the causes are numerous, primarily he says that there is no organized work
00:27:36in the field of firefighting, that we do not have a single educational center, that
00:27:40legal regulations are outdated. In all of this, there
00:27:43is no supervision over the implementation of laws, meaning there are no
00:27:46inspection bodies. One part of the answer, what you just
00:27:50asked, is precisely that, there is no supervision, meaning
00:27:54there is no one who will come, who will check the fire site, who
00:27:57will determine the source of the fire and who will punish that
00:28:01person. I have often said, repression is sometimes the best
00:28:05prevention, here with us that does not exist, here the federal administration of civil
00:28:08protection since 2009, now 26, meaning 18 years, they
00:28:12have just announced a competition for inspectors for firefighting for
00:28:15the federation. Although human factor shows his
00:28:19decades of experience, the most common cause of fire is the lack of
00:28:22punishment. Irresponsible behavior continues, and when
00:28:25fires occur, only then is the lack of firefighters and modern
00:28:29equipment best seen. The fire on Trebević is under control. But the fire is still
00:28:33smoldering. We, as the city of Istočno Sarajevo, really cover
00:28:37a large territory, from Trnovo to Sokolac. We, as a unit,
00:28:40are organized into three departments and two branch offices,
00:28:43and for every intervention, we respond with that
00:28:47first strike shift, but
00:28:50it takes a little time to organize other teams from
00:28:54our other municipal departments. According to the law, every municipality
00:28:58should have a professional fire unit, many don't, and those
00:29:01that do have a limited number of firefighters, according to
00:29:05our fire law,
00:29:09there will always be a lack of professional firefighters,
00:29:13what is help,
00:29:15that is, significant help
00:29:18are volunteer firefighters, this is one
00:29:21segment in which way we can compensate,
00:29:25that is, all participate and contribute to saving people and
00:29:28material goods through voluntary firefighting,
00:29:31including themselves as
00:29:34secondary firefighters, but the situation is not good there either, for example, Sarajevo
00:29:38has nine voluntary fire brigades, while Zagreb has
00:29:4154. In these very fires of low
00:29:45vegetation and open terrain, volunteer firefighters are the main
00:29:49force, we don't have that because simply financing, meaning
00:29:52their annual budget cannot
00:29:56be for fuel and tires, all other fire
00:29:59equipment, which is expensive, is not purchased, there is no money, and
00:30:03usually the first expenses that are cut in the budget when a budget rebalance is needed,
00:30:07are always cut from the firefighting
00:30:09item. This is visible on the ground in
00:30:13Herzegovina, the fight against fires has been going on for days with helicopter assistance.
00:30:16The fire approached the settlement of Željavo near Trebinje. The guys really
00:30:20fought a huge battle last night, or almost until morning, until 4 AM.
00:30:24This morning it is calm in that area, but we must not
00:30:28give up, it is guarded, it is watched, one branch goes towards
00:30:31Željevo, that represents a great danger to us, there this morning
00:30:34almost four hours the helicopter of the
00:30:37armed forces worked, so we are fighting, the fire is approaching the road towards
00:30:41Željevo. The same picture is in the area of Bihać and
00:30:44Cazin. The fire on Plješevica is not extinguished. Firefighters are
00:30:48trying to prevent the spread of the fire towards the coniferous forest. The fire at
00:30:51the location of Velike and Male Gomile is still active. The helicopter of the Armed Forces of
00:30:55Bosnia and Herzegovina has been engaged. Azur Delić,
00:30:58N1.