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The news covers a range of topics including environmental concerns about water quality in Gospić, Croatia, the impending end of a heatwave with a forecast for cooler temperatures and rain, a political statement on water safety, severe weather in Slovenia, and a legal incident in Makarska involving…
The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) has issued a statement regarding water quality in Gospić, refuting claims that it is unsafe and stating that there is no need to spread fear, despite reports of potential hazardous waste.
The prolonged heatwave is expected to end soon, with temperatures predicted to fall significantly and the possibility of heavy rainfall, bringing much-needed relief.
Local residents in Gospić express a differing opinion from government officials regarding the safety of drinking water, suggesting it is indeed threatened.
Slovenia has been hit by severe storms, with strong winds causing damage such as uprooted trees and water entering basements.
A judge was reportedly handcuffed following an altercation on a beach in Makarska, prompting an association to call for an investigation into the police procedure.
