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The news from Index.hr focuses on a major fire at a waste site near Rijeka, Croatia, with ongoing efforts to extinguish it and concerns about air quality. Other top stories include Croatian citizens being brought back from Ireland for treatment, potential drone attacks by Russia in the…
A large fire at a waste site in Kukuljanovo, near Rijeka, has been extinguished, but smoke persists, leading to poor air quality alerts for the city. The waste belonged to a company linked to Pripuz. Officials expect the smoldering to continue for days.
Croatian citizens who were in Ireland have been transferred to Zagreb for medical treatment, with reports of an infection emerging.
A report suggests that Russia is planning drone attacks targeting countries in the Mediterranean region, with the possibility of these attacks originating from the sea.
New energy prices, particularly for gas, will come into effect for citizens starting October 1st, with potential implications for household budgets.
A report highlights the high cost of real estate in Zagreb, with a 63 square meter apartment being sold for 350,000 euros, described as a difficult reality.
Police have discovered a car in a trunk following an investigation, with details provided in a video report.
The news includes harrowing accounts from a Ukrainian city, with a warning that 'If you try to bury a body, you are next'.
Vladimir Putin's spokesman is reportedly joining Donald Trump's team, with discussions potentially including a path to peace in Ukraine.
The mayor of Bakar has commented on the fire near Rijeka, stating that smoke will be present throughout the day and possibly into the next.
The mayor of Bakar provided an update on the fire near Rijeka, stating that the smoldering process could continue for days.
