Citizens across Skopje and various other Macedonian cities have been actively waiting for developments, leading to calls for the establishment of official commissions. In response, Prime Minister Hristo Miskovski announced that the various citizen committees are forming dedicated commissions. These bodies are mandated to assess the situation firsthand in the field and provide necessary updates to the local populations.
Miskovski appealed directly to the citizens, urging them to rejoin their local committees within their respective cities to participate in the assessment process. He emphasized that the commissions should not generate arbitrary percentages but rather deliver comprehensive reports regarding the state of power and infrastructure to the established committees. In the specific instance of Skopje, preliminary assessments have cataloged several issues.
Reports indicate the identification of 117 abandoned motor vehicles, 35 damaged roofs, 189 fallen trees, 7 sirens, 5 reported fires, and 10 other notable incidents. These figures highlight the scope of the damage that the newly formed commissions must address. The ongoing efforts aim to ensure that all affected citizens receive accurate and timely information.
Miskovski’s appeal seeks for the active participation of citizens, who are crucial in helping the commissions gather the necessary ground-level intelligence. The goal remains to unify the efforts of all citizens who are impacted by the current conditions.
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