Fw: Hi

[Balint Szombathy <artlover@EUnet.yu>]

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To: "baza@eunet.yu" <baza@EUnet.yu>
Subject: Fw: Hi
From: Balint Szombathy <artlover@EUnet.yu>
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 1999 7:32:41 +0100

>From: "Robert" <psaga@yunord.net>
>To: "Szombaty Balint" <artlover@eunet.yu>
>Subject: Hi

>Zavod za zastitu zdravlja Srbije sa sedidtem u Beogradu uputio je apel stanovnistvu Republike u kome se navodi: Na osnovu sinoptickih karata dobijenih od nemacke Meteoroloske sluzbe utvrdjeno je da je nad podrucjem citave Evrope, posebno oblasti centralno
>g Balkana-dakle i Srbije-zbog unistavanja atmosfere uzrokovanog NATO agresijom na Jugoslaviju zracenje ultraljubicastih suncevih zraka devet puta jace od normalnog. Kako je rec o zracima koji imaju kancerogeno dejstvo a s obzirom da je vreme vedro i bez n
>aoblacenja, upucena je stroga preporuka da se ne izlazi na otvorene prostore i povrsine izlozene direktnom dejstvu suncevih zraka. U slucaju boravka u prirodi treba iskljucivo ostati u hladu pri cemu je obavezno pokrivanje glave, tela i ekstremiteta tkani
>nama i drugim vidovima zastite. 
>The institute for health preservation of Serbia based in Belgrade announced an appeal to the residents of the Republic. It says : according to the synoptical cards obtained by German Meteorology Service it is diagnosed that the emission of ultraviolet sun
> rays is 9 times bigger than normal over whole Europe but mostly the Central Balkans area-that includes Serbia-due to damaging the atmosphere by NATO airplanes during the attack on Yugoslavia. As these rays may cause cancer, and the weather is clear witho
>ut any clouds, it is highly recomended not to be disposed to direct sunlight in open air. In case of staying out in the nature, the covering of head, body and limbs with clothes or some other ways of protection is necessary so is very important to remain 
>in the shade.
>


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