The first case of monkeypox was registered in Montenegro. The first sick patient is a Montenegrin citizen who, according to the Institute for Public Health, is in good condition. Montenegro has joined the list of 79 countries in the world where the disease has been registered, and more than 18.000 cases and five deaths have been reported. Is there any reason for fear and concern? The guest of Boja jutra is Dr. Igor Galić, director of the Institute for Public Health.
On Monday, August 1, in Colors of the Morning, we also talk about:
- What is left of the Tara River after the opening of the priority section of the highway? We are talking to Milan Gazdić, director of the Environmental Protection Agency.
- Are we entering a new tourism crisis and what should be done? What does Montenegro have and what it doesn't have, compared to competing tourist countries?
- Which viruses are currently active in children, and what infections are lurking on the beach?
- Tivat: How much money is in the municipal treasury?
- Live from Budva: Young artist Milica Vulanović wakes us up with the sounds of the guitar.
- How was it at the celebration of the centenary of the football club "Bokelj" and the water polo club "Primorac" in Kotor?
- How did a young Tiv woman translate the spirit of Boka into fashion pieces?
- Lush Mediterranean vegetation, the natural habitat of numerous animals, especially birds, but also hidden beaches - We take you to the island of St. Nicholas in Budva.
- Return to the village: Why did Mišo Savović from Podgorica decide to return to his roots?
- What is stored in the blue room?
- The main headlines of the daily press are commented by Ivana Đođić in front of the NGO Civil Alliance.
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