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The Croatian Automobile Club warns of delays due to roadworks on several highways, urging drivers to adjust their speed and be cautious of wet roads on the northern Adriatic and in Gorski Kotar.

Croatian Automobile Club warns of detour through Đakovo, object on A3, and delays on DC1 and A2.

Interior Ministry and Pension Insurance Institute say they have no information about the breach, while data protection agency does not answer calls.

Croatian Automobile Club reports queues on motorways, state roads, and border crossings, with increased traffic expected tomorrow.

The Croatian Automobile Club warns of a speed limit of 80 km/h on the A3 motorway between the Novska and Lipovljani interchanges, with delays also on other roads across Croatia.

In Las Vegas on Monday, the trial begins for Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, a former street gang leader accused of orchestrating the attack that fatally wounded the legendary rapper in 1996.

HAK reports heavy traffic toward the coast and inland, multi-hour waits at border crossings, and queues on several sections across Croatia.

The attacker stole user credentials, and it is suspected that some employees failed to take protective measures in a timely manner. Meanwhile, the company Igman d.d. Konjic lost 780,000 euros in a computer fraud.

HAK warns of traffic accidents on A1, A3, and A7, queues on A3, A2, and A4, and roadworks lasting until October.

Croatian Automobile Club warns of increased traffic toward the coast, roadworks, and delays on several motorway sections, with wet and slippery roads expected tomorrow.

Heavier traffic on main roads heading to the coast, with a queue stretching about four kilometers at the Zagreb West junction. Two Jadrolinija lines are also suspended.

Croatian Automobile Club warns of traffic disruption on DC8, increased traffic across the country, and wet roads heightening the risk of delays and landslides.

Due to a traffic accident on DC8 in Plano, traffic towards Trogir has been halted. HAK also warns of restrictions on highways A1, A2, and A3, as well as wet road surfaces across the country.

In its morning report, the Croatian Automobile Club warns of a traffic accident on the Rijeka bypass, delays due to motorway roadworks, and wet and slippery roads across the country.

HAK warns of a 40 km/h speed limit on the A7 towards Rupa, increased traffic towards the coast, and roadworks on several motorway sections.

The Croatian Automobile Club warns of queues and numerous roadworks on motorways A1, A2, A3, and A4, while wet roads and possible landslides further complicate driving across Croatia.