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The Ekologija grada association has released disturbing photos and confirmed that the situation on the ground is worse than initially thought. They are demanding an urgent response from institutions.

The tender for extraordinary maintenance of the corridor along the stadium eliminates perpendicular car parking and introduces a significantly wider pedestrian area with bicycle parking on both sides.

The City of Zagreb has started disbursing cash benefits for August. Pensioners are divided into four groups, and here are all the details on amounts and conditions.

The City of Split is allocating €80,000 from its budget reserve to address the aftermath of the fire in Omiš, alongside logistical support from utility companies and accommodation for over 300 evacuated individuals.

The estimated value of the two-year contract is €3.1 million, and the works include replacing thousands of reinforced concrete slabs, asphalt paving, and installing rail lubrication devices.

The central part of King Tomislav Square, part of the protected Green Horseshoe, was without lighting for at least a week. The City of Zagreb confirmed a malfunction in the control device, which has now been resolved.

The City of Zagreb offers an interactive map of 198 public drinking fountains, and we bring you an overview of those at the most frequented locations, from the old Viktorija pumps to the first mobile fountain, Brunhilda.

An Index.hr reader sent photos of a disturbing scene next to the unfinished University Hospital building, while the City of Zagreb washes its hands and points to the landowner.

Renovation of the Ivan Goran Kovačić Elementary School and XVIII Gymnasium building on Šalata has been ongoing for two years, and the City of Zagreb claims that key works are complete and that the students' return is a priority.

800,000-euro project finally nearing completion. Citizens comment: 'My goodness, is this really happening????'

After months of construction, the City of Zagreb announces the full reopening of key roads in the Lower Town, bringing life in the center back to normal.

Following the completion of works worth €268,000, traffic returns to normal in the Vjesnik area on Saturday morning, while the nearby Prilaz Gjure Deželića will open slightly earlier.

The City of Zagreb has secured funding for the renovation of 600 meters of Josipa Lončara Street, with work expected to begin in late August.

The tender for maintaining the fountains near the National and University Library includes water quality management, audio and LED systems, as well as pumps and filters.

The City has published a detailed breakdown of available capacities and launched a digital page for easy enrollment tracking.

Following the death of lioness Tayri, Friends of Animals appeals to Zagreb authorities to halt funding for breeding and animal acquisition, noting that citizens cover three-quarters of the costs through the budget.