In view of the increasing risk of open air and forest fires, the North Macedonian government declared a 30-day state of emergency throughout the country starting August 1. The North Macedonian government said the move was aimed at responding to the situation on the ground in a timely and efficient manner and mobilizing all available institutional resources to the greatest extent possible to protect the lives, property and natural resources of citizens. The general headquarters under the crisis management center will maintain normal operation, and all national administrations will fully open up all resources to ensure a timely and effective response to emergencies.

In view of the increasing risk of open air and forest fires, the North Macedonian government declared a 30-day state of emergency throughout the country starting August 1. The North Macedonian government said the move was aimed at responding to the situation on the ground in a timely and efficient manner and mobilizing all available institutional resources to the greatest extent possible to protect the lives, property and natural resources of citizens. The general headquarters under the crisis management center will maintain normal operation, and all national administrations will fully open up all resources to ensure a timely and effective response to emergencies.