AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHeat & Health Alert: Bosnia and Herzegovina is under an orange heat warning, with temperatures up to 42°C and little cooling expected until at least August 9; doctors urge people to avoid outdoor time 11 a.m.–5 p.m., drink 1–1.5 litres of water daily, and keep chronic patients on schedule, warning children, the elderly and those with long-term illnesses are most at risk. Public Trust & Care Priorities: A new public opinion survey shows 63.5% of citizens say living conditions are worse than five years ago and 40.6% have seriously considered leaving; healthcare is the top daily-life concern (26.2%), while trust in institutions keeps falling. Workplace Safety in Extreme Weather: The Federal Minister of Labor and Social Policy reminded employers they must adapt work during heat waves—shifting schedules earlier and later, and applying special safety measures to protect workers’ health. Mountain Rescue & Tragedy Response: Zenica mountaineers Haris Adilović and Kemal Vidimlić arrived in Sarajevo after surviving the Elbrus disaster; the five deceased colleagues’ bodies will be returned after procedures in Russia, with a planned collective funeral in Zenica. Emergency Aviation for Sarajevo Canton: Sarajevo Canton presented a new Bell 412 EPX helicopter and its first helicopter unit, aimed at public security, medical transport, firefighting and rescue operations.
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