School Stabbing Shocks Capital; Fatal Crash, Island Fire Reported
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The capital city of Zagreb was rocked by a high school stabbing incident today, where a student reportedly attacked another student and a cleaner with a sharp object. Emergency services and Mayor Tomislav Tomašević arrived at the scene, and the injured student is undergoing surgery, though not in life-threatening condition.
Adding to the day's somber news, a severe car accident near Zagreb claimed two lives, with the vehicle reportedly splitting in half. Meanwhile, firefighters are battling a large blaze on Brač Island, exacerbated by strong southerly winds.
In political news, the government of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković is proposing to raise the retirement age to 67, a move that has already drawn criticism from unions and academic faculties.