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Sarajevo's Alipašino Polje neighborhood is experiencing a renewed problem with bedbug infestations, a situation that has prompted local media coverage. This marks a new public health concern for residents in the capital. Meanwhile, new social issues have come to light with alarming statistics on gambling and youth substance abuse. Citizens across Bosnia and Herzegovina have reportedly spent 1.8 billion KM on gambling, with children as young as six years old engaging in the activity. Additionally, in Tuzla, over half of hospitalized minors have tested positive for psychoactive substances, highlighting a growing addiction problem among the youth. In other news, Brigadier General James C. Fowler, Commander of NATO HQ Sarajevo, emphasized that the path towards NATO represents a significant opportunity for the country. Separately, a detailed analysis of heating costs in Sarajevo reveals that residents face substantial expenses, comparing district heating, pellet, and electricity options for a 60-square-meter apartment.

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Residents in Sarajevo, particularly in the Alipašino Polje neighborhood, are once again reporting problems with bedbug infestations in their homes.

Radio Sarajevo: Sarajevo Residents Again Face Bedbug Infestations

Residents in Sarajevo, specifically in the Alipašino Polje neighborhood, are reporting renewed problems with bedbugs in their homes, a situation previously covered by local media.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is grappling with a significant gambling problem, with citizens spending 1.8 billion KM and children reportedly starting as early as the 6th grade. Concurrently, alarming data from Tuzla indicates that over half of hospitalized minors have tested positive for psychoactive substances.

Radio Sarajevo: Gambling Epidemic in BiH: Citizens Gamble 1.8 Billion KM, Children Start Young

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina have spent 1.8 billion KM on gambling, with children reportedly starting to gamble as early as the 6th grade.

N1: Alarming Data from Tuzla: Traces of Psychoactive Substances Found in Over Half…

Alarming statistics from Tuzla reveal that over half of hospitalized minors tested positive for psychoactive substances, indicating a growing problem with youth addiction.

Brigadier General James C. Fowler, Commander of NATO HQ Sarajevo, has highlighted that the path towards NATO presents a significant opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Oslobođenje: Brigadier General Fowler: NATO Path is a Great Opportunity for Bosnia and…

Brigadier General James C. Fowler states that the path towards NATO represents a significant opportunity for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

An article provides a detailed comparison of heating costs for a 60-square-meter apartment in Sarajevo, examining expenses for district heating, pellets, and electricity.

N1: Heating Costs in Sarajevo: District Heating 1,472 KM, Pellets Around 1,470…

The article details the costs of heating a 60 square meter apartment in Sarajevo, comparing district heating, pellet prices, and electricity expenses.

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