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The Croatian Parliament convenes an extraordinary session on Thursday regarding the hazardous waste case in Gospić, but neither the President of the Republic nor the Prime Minister will attend. Four government ministers have confirmed their presence.

Možemo coordinator Sandra Benčić accused the HDZ government of deregulating waste imports, enabling Croatia to become the EU's dumping ground, and demanded urgent remediation of the illegal landfill in Gospić.

The Most MP has asked the Committee chair to invite representatives of citizen initiatives from Lika and Gospić to tomorrow's session.

The Mayor of Gospić has sent a sharply worded open letter to the President of the Republic of Croatia regarding the request for an extraordinary session of Parliament on hazardous waste remediation.

The IDS parliamentary representative demands political accountability for systemic failures from Customs to ministers, leaving everything else to the judiciary.

Political analyst Žarko Puhovski sharply criticized the conduct of the Environment Committee session in Gospić, stating that the opposition was not up to the task, while HDZ manipulated by concealing the scale of the hazardous waste problem.

HDZ's political secretary supported the extraordinary session of Parliament but accused Milanović and the opposition of coordination and spreading lies about the Gospić landfill.

The Minister of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy states that all measures are being taken to prevent any potential harmful impact on the health of people in Gospić and Lika.

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.

BiH's Foreign Minister also criticized the Croatian Parliament's resolution, stating there will be no third entity or new electoral units.

The Committee session in Gospić was disrupted after citizens were not given the opportunity to ask questions. The opposition demands an extraordinary session of Parliament, while the government simultaneously assures that the water is safe and regulates fuel prices.

After the Environmental Committee session in Gospić was abruptly adjourned, sources close to the President's Office confirm that Zoran Milanović will seek an urgent parliamentary session due to the ecological crisis in Lika.

An emergency session of the Parliamentary Committee on Environmental Protection in Gospić turned into a heated political debate over responsibility for the environmental disaster, while the opposition demands an emergency session of Parliament and the dismissal of the Government.

The President could decide on convening the session within the next few days, while the opposition, excluding Most, plans a meeting in Gospić.

President considers calling an extraordinary session of Parliament, while SDP and Most prepare a no-confidence vote against the government. Without an extraordinary session, the vote would not take place until mid-October.