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The top stories on Jutarnji list include a scandal at a festival regarding sanitation services, a dramatic event at a police station in Karlovac during extreme heat, and Croatian air force pilots on missions. Other news covers an aviation incident in Sydney, promising results for a pancreatic…
A festival organizer is in shock over a sanitation scandal, claiming they paid for 170 portable toilets and their cleaning, but the final disposal destination of the waste remains unknown. Locals have recorded events and police were involved.
Amidst 40°C heat and people waiting outside the police station, a man named Erik entered, stating he would face consequences but could no longer tolerate the situation.
Croatian air force pilots are always on standby, even during family time, ready to respond to missions. The story highlights their dedication and preparedness.
A near-tragedy was averted at an airport in Sydney when two jets narrowly avoided a collision on the runway. The incident is currently under investigation.
Early study results for a vaccine aimed at preventing pancreatic cancer are showing encouraging signs.
Croatia's export landscape has changed, with Germany no longer being the primary market. One specific industry has seen a dramatic 150% increase in exports.
A scandal is brewing in Zagreb's water polo scene, with criticism directed at the World Aquatics U16 points system, described as 'the bottom of the pool' and 'the death of sport'.
A person shares concerns about the lack of intimacy in their marriage, fearing the loss of love, with an expert suggesting external factors like another woman are not always the cause.
An expert states that there is a more significant problem than the current record drought, questioning what is happening in Zagreb.
A woman has moved from the city to the countryside, managing a 50-hectare farm and waking up at 4:30 AM, living her dream.
Police have released details regarding the collapse of a balcony in the Pećine neighborhood of Rijeka.
Western Canada is in a state of emergency as rescuers work to free those trapped, with 20,000 people evacuated due to widespread fires.
Singer Severina delivered a spectacular performance in Pula, becoming emotional on stage. Her outfit is also a talking point.
A rare incident occurred near a stadium in Uruguay where a football, kicked during a match, ended up on the road and caused a chain-reaction car crash.
Following a party festival, locals near the Mreznica river have been investigating for three days due to a fecal scandal, blaming the festival organizers and portable toilets. The scenes are described as disturbing.
A quiz question explores sports rituals involving salt and the life of a person dedicated to a saltworks.
A Croatian television host shares her experiences during the first months with her baby, revealing initial fears about bonding and the unexpected exhaustion from breastfeeding.
