Thousands of tourists, crowded beaches and nightlife that lasts until dawn. But while some are resting and enjoying themselves, summer is the most demanding time of the year for ambulance teams. What happens most often in the height of the season? What situations are the most dangerous, and can they be prevented? How do we recognize when someone really needs emergency medical help and what can we do ourselves until the doctors arrive? How much do alcohol, high temperatures and carelessness affect the number of interventions?
The guest of Boja jutra is Dr. Mitar Radulović, head of the unit at the Emergency Medical Service in Budva.
On Friday, July 10th, in Colors of Morning, these topics are also in our focus:
- Milena Perović, executive director of CN “Monitor”, comments on the daily press and current topics.
- Squares instead of factories: What kind of investors does Montenegro attract?
- Drinking water from tanks for citizens from Dobrota to Risan!
- "Waiting for Orestes" - a powerful theatrical story at the Budva Grad Theater.
- We bring you the story of the Boka Symphony Orchestra!
- From lace to festivals, the cultural story of Kotor is conquering the world.
- From the tatami mats to the hotel laundry room. Seventeen-year-old karateka Tara Perković is spending the summer in Budva working to help her parents and continue investing in her sports career.
- The royal capital of Cetinje is once again the center of choral events this year.
- Nightingale of Slovenian beaches, Nebojša Zloporubović Zlopi, color our morning with music!
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