#Sava

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.

Angler Dominik Podgajski told Novi list how he escaped into nature during a heatwave, hiked for two and a half hours with 20 kg of gear, and finally caught a dentex.

The Zadar Police Department has determined that the fire was caused by an electrical discharge from power lines due to salt spray and moisture.

Firefighters from the 6th shift of the Sisak-Moslavina County Fire Association spent the entire night extinguishing a brush and maquis fire in the Savar area. The fire was contained on August 16 at 8:00 AM, but the operation is still ongoing.

Sculptor Robert Zdarilek carved a stone sculpture of Voden from a remnant of the 19th-century bridge foundation, working with a hammer and chisel for three full years along the Sava Riverbank.

The president of Most accused SDP and We Can! of fear, while they insist that the first step must be an emergency session of the parliamentary committee in Gospić scheduled for Friday.

The 33rd International Bjelovar Autumn Fair, held from September 11 to 13, 2026, features the National Livestock Exhibition, the Bambino Cup, and a new Rescue and Protection Fair.

Due to the extremely low water level of the Sava River, parts of the wreck of the steam tugboat 'Slovenac', which sank in 1945, have become visible again. The ship struck a German magnetic mine in the final days of World War II.

Bridge's Presidency has decided to initiate proceedings for a vote of no confidence in the Croatian Government, convening a meeting of all parliamentary clubs for Tuesday at noon. The primary reason is the environmental disaster in Gospić and, as they claim, systematic cover-up by the authorities.

Police conducted an investigation at the confluence of the Kupa and Sava rivers and confirmed there were no signs of violent death. The body of the unknown man has been sent for an autopsy.

Police secured the discovery site after the report, and the prosecutor's offices of BiH and the Brčko District have been notified.

As temperatures exceed 30 degrees, Zagreb's swimming oases offer different experiences, from excellent water quality to nearly empty beaches and a dried-up lake.

Prof. Dr. Davor Grgić explains why the Krško nuclear power plant has proactively reduced its output and what consequences this has for the stability of the regional power grid.

A prolonged heatwave, lack of precipitation, and scarce snowfall in the Alps have led to dramatically low water levels in the Danube, Drava, and Sava rivers. Croatia's water management agency warns of severe consequences for flora and fauna, agriculture, and navigation.

In the city on the Sava River, there is a street without asphalt or sidewalks, made up of about a hundred houseboats, each with its own address and house number.

Although the river level is low, authorities assure that this is typical for the summer months and that there is no threat to the regular supply of drinking water.