AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Health & Access: Kakanj Brown Coal Mine workers went on strike after they couldn’t notarize health cards for themselves and their families because of unpaid health insurance contributions, with a meeting scheduled at 2 p.m. at the Federal Ministry of Energy, Mining and Industry. Health System Policy: Bosnia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs (FBiH) is pushing to legally regulate gender change procedures in the Federation, including medical documentation and how foreign medical records are verified. Emergency Care at Big Events: Sarajevo’s Koševo hosted Dino Merlin concerts drawing about 200,000 visitors, with 45 emergency medical workers across 15 teams and heightened police presence to keep the city functioning. Health & Safety in Law: Mostar’s femicide trial is framed as a first test of new FBiH Criminal Code provisions for gender-based murder, which could shape future investigations and court practice. Heat & Daily Life: An Orange Heat Warning was issued for BiH as temperatures are expected to reach 42°C.
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