AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHeat Safety: Bosnia and Herzegovina is under an orange heat warning, with temperatures up to 42°C and little relief expected until at least Aug. 9; doctors urge hydration (at least 1–1.5 litres/day), avoiding outdoor time 11 a.m.–5 p.m., and strict medication routines for people with chronic illnesses, while employers are reminded to adjust work schedules to protect workers. Public Health & Trust: A new public opinion survey shows healthcare is the top daily-life concern (26.2%), while trust in institutions keeps falling and many citizens say they’ve seriously considered leaving the country. Workplace Protection: The Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy reiterated legal obligations for employers during extreme temperatures, including earlier start times and ending outdoor work by noon where possible. Emergency Response: Sarajevo Canton presented a new helicopter and helicopter unit for medical transport, firefighting and rescue operations, aiming to improve emergency care and response. Justice & Femicide: The trial in Mostar is the first major test of new Federation criminal code provisions on gender-based murder, which could shape future court practice. Community & Recovery: Two surviving Zenica mountaineers returned to Sarajevo after the Mount Elbrus tragedy, with procedures for repatriating the deceased still underway.
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