24 December 2021 Skopje – Bulgarian investigation services have said the results of the expertise from a judicial, medical and technical aspect in the November 23 fatal bus accident could be completed by the weekend.
National Investigative Service chief Borislav Sarafov said data show the bus speed probably did not correspond to the wet road conditions due to rain on the night of the accident. Skopje – Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant General Vasko Gjurchinovski will brief on Friday President and Supreme Commander of the Army Forces, Stevo Pendarovski, on combat readiness in 2021. Skopje – The National Opera and Ballet is set to stage the Christmas ballet fairy tale, The Nutcracker, with performances on Friday and Saturday, as well as Tuesday (Dec. 28). London – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will encourage people to get their booster jabs in his Christmas message this year, describing it as a “wonderful” gift to their families. Brussels – Fears of a major conflict in Europe are running high for the first time in many years as tensions mount over Russia’s military build-up near Ukraine’s border. Sydney – Health Minister Greg Hunt said Friday that Australians will be eligible to receive their Covid-19 booster shot four months after their second vaccine, with the change due to come into effect from January 4. Tokyo – Japan is not sending a government delegation to the Winter Olympics in China next year, but does not want to refer to it as a diplomatic boycott.