Macedonians mostly dig cryptocurrencies with the latest generation of computers, designated only for that purpose, in the Skopje neighborhoods Chair, Cento and Shutka, as well as in Tetovo and Aracinovo, according to EVN data, reported the Voice of America. These computers intended for digging cryptocurrencies consume a lot of electricity and seriously burden the network, and EVN says that consumption has especially jumped in the spring. "One household, if it needs a certain consumption, if it installs computers that dig cryptocurrencies, it means that it can consume energy for 20 or 30 households, which disrupts the power supply to all neighboring users at that power point," said Lence Karpuzovska. Manager of the Communications Department at EVN. The occurrence of parallel illegal connections has been recorded, with parallel cables with much larger cross-sections, thus stealing the distribution and disturbing the whole environment in order to avoid high bills, which are often calculated in hundreds of euros for digging cryptocurrencies. Additionally, there may be problems such as fire or burning of an installation that is not suitable for that consumption.

Roaming from Macedonia, starting July 1st, will not apply to Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

This means that in 20 days the agreement between the Balkan countries will be fully realized, so that the mobile phone conversations between them will be at home.

The agreement on reducing roaming prices was signed by the countries two years ago and that process took place gradually.

Last year, on July 1, the price for incoming calls dropped to 1.5 denars, and it will be valid until July 1, when roaming is completely abolished, not only for mobile phone calls, but also for messages and the Internet.

Complete abolition of roaming prices is a precondition that our and the other five countries in the region must meet in order to achieve "roaming at home" with the countries of the European Union.