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Minister of Health Irena Hrstić, after the session of the Parliamentary Committee on Environment and Nature, stated that water test results are within normal limits and announced an extraordinary session of Parliament.

Health Minister Irena Hrstić assures Lika residents that all water samples, including those from boreholes up to 300 meters deep, are normal and announces an extraordinary session of Parliament.

Croatian Institute of Public Health releases alarming data for 2024: injuries are the leading cause of death among people aged 10 to 39.

New statement provides a broader list of potential health effects of 'forever chemicals,' including high blood pressure in pregnancy and risk of certain cancers, but emphasizes that the measured concentration is not dangerous.

Dr. Mirjana Vrkljan Radošević speaks to Nova TV's Dnevnik about the fears of Gospić and Lika residents over illegal waste, her own analyses showing PFAS and heavy metals, and criticizes the Prime Minister's 'hysteria' remark.

The 'Gospić Is Our Home' initiative has sharply reacted to HZJZ claims about water safety, while Prime Minister Plenković says there is no room for hysteria and announces accelerated remediation of 37,000 tons of waste.

The Institute notes that in 14 analyses conducted this year, PFAS was detected in only one sample, at a concentration 20 times lower than the maximum permitted value.

HDZ Caucus Leader Dismisses Opposition Claims of Hazardous Waste as 'Documented Lies', PM Plenković Announces Accelerated Cleanup of 37,000 Tons of Waste

Excessive cooling, dirty filters, and cold air blowing directly on the body are the most common mistakes that compromise comfort, increase electricity consumption, and can cause unpleasant ailments. The Croatian Institute of Public Health offers clear advice on the maximum temperature difference.

Davor Bušljeta, who lives about a hundred meters from the illegal dump, described years of fear and distrust in institutions to Nova TV's Dnevnik, while the PM announces accelerated cleanup of 37,000 tons of waste and strict punishment for those responsible.

Prime Minister Plenković announces accelerated procedures after coalition meeting, while a solution for buried hazardous waste is sought across Europe, and HZJZ will report on water quality every three days.

Krunoslav Capak of the Croatian Institute of Public Health has confirmed USKOK's findings on contamination, but stresses that drinking water is currently not at risk. Due to the karst terrain of Lika, the question remains whether hazardous compounds could travel through underground channels to reach the water supply of Senj, Rab, and Pag.

The Government's Committee has adopted a social reintegration project that for the first time includes behavioral addictions, aiming to facilitate employment and return to the community.

The highest warning level is in effect for the Rijeka, Split, and Dubrovnik regions due to a dangerous heatwave, while an orange alert has been issued for the Knin region.

The social reintegration project for the first time includes individuals treated for alcoholism, gambling, and video game addiction, aiming to facilitate their employment, education, and housing.

Government committee adopts expanded social reintegration program that for the first time includes individuals with alcohol, gambling, and video game addiction issues.