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Local officials in Varaždin assessed the current condition of the waste dump at the former Mundus industrial site, noting that findings are less severe than those previously reported in Gospić.

SDP Member of Parliament Ivana Marković criticized the government for a monopoly on patriotism, corruption, and scandals like the one with waste in Gospić, and called on citizens to protest on September 5.

PARLIAMENTARY representative Dalija Orešković was a guest on N1 Television's Novi dan show, where she spoke about the problem of illegal waste disposal in Gospić and the protest announced as a reaction to...

An SDP representative criticized singer Thompson for his comments regarding Gospić and Lika, urging citizens to attend his concert as a form of political protest.

The Fund for Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency has opened four proposals to temporarily cover an illegally buried waste site at the former PPK Velebit location in Gospić.

Marko Rakar has analyzed the ecological damage in Gospić, where a karst aquifer was permanently destroyed for commercial profit, describing the resulting harm as financially incalculable.

The Croatian government plans to allocate budget funds to remediate abandoned facilities in Pazin where over 12,000 tons of Italian waste have been stored illegally for seven years.

Pripuz's company submitted a higher bid than competitors to handle waste remediation in Gospić, while denying allegations that it had previously dumped waste there.

Croatian police are investigating four suspects for illegal timber trading, document forgery, and money laundering linked to a significant illicit financial gain in the Gospić region.

Minister Marija Vučković announced that the contractor responsible for cleaning up the illegal waste site in Gospić will be selected within seven to ten days.

Officials stated they cannot disclose details regarding cash flow investigations into illegal waste disposal in Gospić due to an active inquiry, responding to MP Zvonimir Troskot's demands.

The deadline for submitting bids for the remediation of thousands of tons of waste in Gospić is set to expire tomorrow, according to the Environmental Protection Fund.

A protest is scheduled for September 5th in Zagreb, Croatia, with four buses already filled, to demonstrate against the presence of 37,000 tons of hazardous waste in Gospić.

Associations from Gospić, Croatia, are organizing a protest in Zagreb on September 5th concerning hazardous waste issues, and have announced that politicians will not be permitted to speak at the event.

Three members of the opposition voted in favor of the Croatian government's conclusions regarding waste management in Gospić. This cross-party support indicates a degree of consensus on the issue despite political differences.

Following the Croatian Parliament's rejection of presidential conclusions on the illegal landfill in Gospić, the opposition has accused the ruling HDZ party of prioritizing party protection over addressing corruption.

Members of Croatia's Most party held a press conference after a parliamentary debate on hazardous waste in Gospić, leveling serious accusations against the government and the waste management system, and demanding the declaration of an ecological state of emergency.

Darko Milinović, the mayor of Gospić, was denied entry to a parliamentary session concerning waste management in Lika and stated he is prepared to go on a hunger strike in protest.

Hajdaš Dončić has criticized the government for its perceived lack of concrete measures, deadlines, and financial resources. He emphasized the need for a structured approach to problem-solving, using the analogy of closing a valve before addressing water issues.

Croatian politician Ranko Ostojić criticized the government for various scandals, including an arrest in Pula, waste in Gospić, and system failures during a fire near Omiš, accusing the ruling HDZ party of protecting criminals.

RESIDENTS of Gospić and Lika are dissatisfied with the Parliament's discussion on hazardous waste, considering it politicking. They demand urgent remediation and announce a new protest in Zagreb at the beginning of September.

The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) has stated there is no increase in cancer rates in Gospić, addressing local concerns linking waste issues to health risks. A minister also commented on the situation, listing alcohol as a risk factor for cancer.

Europol has warned that criminal networks involved in illegal waste disposal are targeting countries with lenient penalties. In Croatia, an extraordinary session of parliament will be held to address the illegal dumping of hazardous waste in the Gospić area.

Nino Raspudić, during a parliamentary debate, warned about the potential consequences of hazardous waste in Gospić, accusing the ruling party of downplaying the issue and emphasizing that it is a critical problem for the current generation.

Milivoj Špika has criticized pensioner associations for their silence regarding an alleged 'ecocide' in Gospić, Croatia.

Residents of Gospić are grappling with the highest water prices in Croatia and concerns over potential pollution, despite a former officer's vision for the Lika region as an ecological destination.

Sandra Benčić, coordinator of the Možemo! party, announced that at an extraordinary session of the Croatian Parliament, she would demand the definition of steps to remediate illegal waste in Gospić and urgent measures to prevent further leakage.

The SDP party has posed eight questions to the government, with Benčić specifically criticizing Prime Minister Plenković regarding the waste management situation in Gospić. She asserted that merely replacing a minor official is insufficient to address the problem.

Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor has commented on the ecological crisis in Gospić, suggesting that protests scheduled for September 5 could be massive.

Geographer Nenad Buzjak has issued a warning that hazardous waste near Gospić, Croatia, requires immediate removal. He emphasizes that the sensitive karst environment lacks the natural ability to self-purify water, making the waste a significant environmental threat.

Croatian Minister Marija Vučković has repeatedly defended against accusations of inaction regarding waste management in Gospić, blaming delays on investigations and the opposition SDP for initial permits, following a failed parliamentary committee meeting.

Predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović će zbog ekološke katastrofe u Gospiću predsjedniku Sabora Gordanu Jandrokoviću uputiti zahtjev za izvanredno zasjedanje Hrvatskoga sabora.

Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović demonstratively threw the results of an expert assessment, published by USKOK on August 6, into a trash can just before a committee meeting.

ODBOR za zaštitu okoliša i prirode Hrvatskoga sabora danas će u Gospiću održati izvanrednu sjednicu, a na sjednicu su pozvane ministrica zaštite okoliša i zelene tranzicije Marija Vučković,…

HAZU academics are calling for urgent remediation and a change in the waste management system due to dangerous pollution of soil and groundwater in Gospić.

Jadranka Kosor sharply criticized the upcoming session of the Environmental Protection Committee in Gospić.

An ecotoxicologist, Branimir K. Hackenberger, has issued a warning regarding waste in Gospić, Croatia, stating that even if values meet regulations, unknown compounds and chemical cocktails pose a danger, necessitating extensive analysis.

An extraordinary session of the Committee for Environmental and Nature Protection, scheduled for today in Gospić, Croatia, has been postponed to Monday.

The Croatian Parliament's Environmental Protection Committee held an extraordinary session in Gospić to address concerns regarding hazardous waste in the area. Ministers, judicial officials, and opposition members were expected to attend the meeting.

Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Branko Bačić announced that the government is intensifying efforts to remediate an illegal landfill in Gospić, confirming that approximately 30,000 tons of waste will be exported from the country.

Ivan Turudić has confirmed his attendance at a session in Gospić concerning waste remediation efforts.

Croatian opposition parties SDP and Možemo are questioning why an environmental report for Gospić was released while one for Benkovac was not. They argue that citizens are concerned about their environment and deserve transparency.

A company linked to the Pripuz family allegedly handed over waste to Tipos Resurs, connected to the Šincek family, with investigators suspecting that some of this waste illegally ended up in Gospić and Benkovac instead of its intended destination.

A doctor in Gospić, Croatia, reports a rise in cancer cases among younger patients, which she attributes to an illegal waste scandal in the Lika region. Local residents are demanding urgent site remediation and increased controls.

Croatian Minister of Health Irena Hrstić has stated that according to analyses, there is no health concern and the water in Gospić is safe to drink, refuting claims of increased malignant diseases in Lika-Senj County. She also addressed public skepticism, reiterating that the water is safe.

A major political confrontation is expected in Gospić after Prime Minister Andrej Plenković attempted to dismiss a significant ecocide affair, prompting the Most party to collect signatures for a recall.

The political conflict in Gospić continues as Croatia's ruling HDZ party publicly criticized opposition parties on Facebook. HDZ questioned the opposition's silence regarding an "ecological bomb" case in Poznanovec.

Residents of Gospić have challenged the director of the Croatian Institute of Public Health, Krunoslav Capak, regarding his assertion that drinking water in Lika is safe, claiming that water quality measurements were conducted in incorrect locations.

Krunoslav Capak, director of the Croatian Institute of Public Health, assured the public that drinking water from the Lika water supply systems is completely safe. He personally affirmed he would drink the water, dispelling any health concerns.

Minister Vučković has announced plans for additional boreholes and enhanced monitoring of groundwater levels in the Gospić area.

Gospić, Croatia, is struggling with waste disposal as no entity is willing to take its waste, with the Ministry stating that remediation preparations could not begin before mid-October 2025.

Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović urged the government and DORH to consider declaring an ecological incident in Gospić a terrorist act and prosecute those responsible, warning that the pollution could endanger public health.

A 33-year-old driver died in a severe traffic accident near Gospić, Croatia, after losing control of his vehicle and hitting a lamppost.

Croatia's Ministry of Environmental Protection has issued a statement regarding ecotoxic waste found in an industrial complex in Gospić, following an investigation by Uskok into the Šincek couple.

The expert discusses four options for waste management in Gospić, deeming them unfeasible, unjustified, or merely temporary solutions.

A civil working group monitoring the Kaštijun company warned that the waste management site must undergo detailed checks of soil, groundwater, and waste storage to prevent a situation similar to the illegal landfill case in Gospić.

Croatian opposition parties, including SDP and Možemo!, have strongly criticized the ruling HDZ party over a growing waste management crisis, particularly highlighting issues in Gospić and Varaždin. They accuse the government of mismanagement and corruption related to waste disposal.

Following an official inspection report on dangerous chemical pollution in Lika, Croatian MP Marija Selak Raspudić has sharply reacted to the ecological crisis, calling for the removal of Prime Minister Plenković and urging opposition unity, stating the government must fall due to the waste in Gospić.

Croatian politician Grmoja criticized the government regarding waste management in Gospić and the slow implementation of projects in Metković, urging people not to forget who 'poisoned' them.

The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) has issued recommendations following the discovery of harmful substances near an illegal landfill in Gospić, advising avoidance of the location but assuring public water supply is not threatened.

Following an expert report confirming hazardous waste in Gospić, the 'Gospić je naš dom' initiative is demanding immediate remediation, oversight, and resignations from those responsible for groundwater and soil pollution.

A new expert report from the University of Zagreb reveals the scale of an ecological issue at a former industrial complex in Bilajska street in Gospić, Croatia, where large quantities of illegally dumped waste have been found.

Analyses conducted in 2024 by the 'Dr. Andrija Štampar' Institute have confirmed the presence of buried dangerous and medical waste in Gospić, Croatia, following public pressure. Citizens are demanding urgent remediation efforts to protect public health and the environment.

An unusual traffic accident occurred on Croatia's A1 highway near Gospić when a large inflatable boat detached from a trailer and overturned in the middle of the road, causing significant congestion.

A 32-year-old Czech driver was caught speeding at 245 km/h on the A1 highway near Gospić, Croatia, in an 80 km/h zone. He was fined 1990 euros and banned from driving for three months.

The Croatian Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund has launched new public procurement procedures for the remediation of scattered waste near a silo and the disposal of bagged waste at the former PPK Velebit location in Gospić. This initiative aims to address illegal waste in the area.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and several cabinet ministers traveled to Gospić to confront local demonstrations concerning illegal industrial waste dumping, though protest organizers declined to attend official meetings. The visit underscores growing environmental concerns and strained relations between municipal authorities and civic groups.

A child under 14 years old was seriously injured yesterday in a traffic accident in Gospić after colliding with a car on an electric scooter, the police reported.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković is participating in the 21st Strategic Forum in Bled, and after the meeting, he made a statement to the Croatian media. - It is a pleasure to be at the forum together with colleagues and hosts.

A major civic protest titled 'Walk for Lika' will take place in Zagreb on September 5 to raise awareness about illegal hazardous waste disposal in Gospić, drawing support from prominent figures like singer Severina.

Croatian Agriculture Minister David Vlajčić held discussions with representatives from the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture and local farmers in Gospić. Key topics included the potential environmental and economic impacts of illegally dumped waste in the Lika-Senj and Zadar counties.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has promised stricter penalties and swift action regarding the illegal waste dumping site near Gospić. Officials maintain that the situation remains manageable while investigations into responsible parties continue.

An independent European laboratory has analyzed produce samples from Gospić, Croatia, publishing findings on safety and quality standards for local agricultural products.

Opposition politicians warn that thousands of tons of waste remain unmanaged in Gospić due to missing cleanup plans, deadlines, and official documentation, despite consortium inquiries.

The environmental group Zeleni odred reports a surge in illegal waste complaints across Croatia following the Gospić case, highlighting systemic issues with legal imports and inadequate disposal facilities.

Two offers have been submitted for each of the first two stages of waste cleanup in Gospić, marking the beginning of efforts to remove thousands of tons of hazardous material to protect public health and the environment.

The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) announced new results from extraordinary water sampling in the Gospić area, which again showed that the public water supply system is safe for drinking.

Vjekoslav Bušić from the 'Gospić is Our Home' initiative announced on N1 television that only citizens will speak at the upcoming protest in Gospić.

A Croatian politician from HDZ, Branko Kliman, criticized the decision by an IDS member, Marin Paus, to support an initiative for the impeachment of the government. Kliman deemed Paus's move as wrong and unreasonable, specifically in relation to the situation in Gospić.

The 'Pensioners Together' bloc is calling for a protest on September 5 in Zagreb, expecting participants from across Croatia. An initiative member from Gospić confirmed the widespread participation.

Following the Croatian Parliament's rejection of an urgent waste cleanup plan for Gospić, citizens and the opposition are calling for protests in Zagreb.

Approximately 37,000 tons of hazardous waste deposited in Gospić, Lika, has sparked protests and become a central political issue in Croatia, with all proposals from President Zoran Milanović rejected in a parliamentary session.

GOSPIĆKI gradonačelnik Darko Milinović komentirao je snimku ličko-senjskog župana Ernesta Petryja koja se proširila uoči izvanredne sjednice Sabora o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću.

An HDZ official in Gospić defended his party's actions against criticism, asserting his strong HDZ loyalty. This defense came as other HDZ members justified the situation in Gospić by comparing it to environmental concerns like dead fish in the Sava River.

The Croatian Parliament concluded an 18-hour marathon session and is set to continue discussions today, focusing on the disaster in Gospić. The session included heated exchanges among members.

Nikola Grmoja accused the HDZ party of concealing pollution in Lika and urged the State Attorney's Office (DORH) to investigate the role of Marijan Kustić in the hazardous waste affair in Gospić.

The Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) has issued yellow warnings for thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rainfall across the Zagreb, Gospić, and Rijeka regions, with a possibility of urban flooding.

Croatian Minister of Environmental Protection Marija Vučković dismissed opposition claims in Parliament that institutions failed in the case of illegally disposed waste in Gospić.

During a session of the parliamentary Committee for Environmental Protection and Nature, Croatian politician Hrvoje Zekanović (HDZ) was seen laughing while a citizen from Gospić, Mihael Podnar, spoke about public fears of cancer and potential health consequences from hazardous waste.

NOVO Vlada je donijela odluku o odobrenju sredstava koja idu u iz proračunske zalihe izostalih rashoda u iznosu od 20 milijuna eura, za ublažavanje i sanaciju posljedica požara u Omišu Paralelno s…

A session of the Croatian Government is being held to approve funds from this year's State Budget for mitigating and partially removing the consequences of fire damage in the City of Omiš, with potential announcements regarding Gospić.

Former minister Vesna Škare Ožbolt has criticized Croatia's handling of a waste scandal in Gospić, highlighting the neglect of public health, an outdated and unsupervised waste system, and a lack of accountability for environmental crime.

The Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR) has confirmed the sale of a silo and associated properties in Gospić to Tipos Resurs for 223,293 euros, but denies providing credit to the company for the purchase.

Croatia's SDP party has accused Minister Marija Vučković of attempting to shift responsibility for the ecological disaster in Gospić to 2015, highlighting that her party has managed the sector since 2016 and is responsible for key failures.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has called a second extraordinary session of Parliament, following a previous interruption of a session in Gospić. The move signals continued political developments in the country.

Sandra Benčić accuses the HDZ party of obstructing a session in Gospić regarding 38,000 tons of dangerous waste, demanding an extraordinary parliamentary session, new elections, and urgent remediation of the hazardous material.

Protesters gathered in front of the Croatian Parliament's Environmental Protection Committee meeting, demanding immediate remediation of illegal waste dumps in the Gospić area and the declaration of a state of emergency.

Croatian opposition parties are calling for government accountability and a recall of the government following a scandal involving hazardous waste in the Lika region, prompting a parliamentary committee meeting in Gospić.

The Croatian Medical Chamber conducted an extraordinary professional review of doctors' work at the Public Health Institute of Lika-Senj County in Gospić, finding no objections to their professional conduct regarding the current public health situation.

The Croatian Geographical Society has warned about the severe consequences of illegal waste disposal in Gospić and called for urgent and comprehensive remediation of the former PPK Velebit site and surrounding areas.

Waste from a company allegedly tied to the Camorra, Tipos Resurs, was found in Gospić, Croatia. The company received waste from various firms across Croatia, Slovenia, Italy, and Slovakia.

Croatian Minister Vučković confirmed that the water in Gospić is healthy and announced an urgent cleanup of illegal waste with the help of international operators.

A political committee meeting scheduled in Gospić, Croatia, has been postponed due to a catastrophic fire in Omiš.

The 'Gospić is naš dom' citizens' initiative is demanding urgent remediation of a hazardous waste landfill to prevent PFAS contamination of drinking water, with a new protest announced in Zagreb.

The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) announced that water samples from Gospić, Otočac, and Senj are safe for consumption, with PFAS compound levels below measurable limits.

Eight members of a parliamentary committee have requested that Ivan Turudić attend a session in Gospić. A letter from an HDZ partner also indicated that Turudić and another minister are expected to visit Gospić.

Croatian MP Gordan Bosanac (Možemo!) commented on the illegal waste case in Gospić, stating it has already reached the European Union. He organized PFAS testing for citizens in Brussels and submitted a petition to the European Parliament.

The Lika region, particularly around Gospić, has been subjected to years of illegal dumping of suspicious waste. Aerial footage reveals the extent of the environmental damage caused by these activities.

A scandal involving dangerous waste piles in Gospić has ignited a political crisis in Croatia, leading to calls for the government's resignation. Opposition figures argue the affair is a sufficient reason for the government to fall, despite its perceived resilience to previous controversies.

Despite 18 months of warnings and protests since Europol discovered toxic waste buried in Gospić, Croatia, tons of hazardous material remain unguarded, raising concerns as thousands are expected to visit the area.

The Public Health Institute of Lika-Senj County issued a warning regarding PFAS contamination in groundwater in Gospić, with additional testing planned for water supplying Rab.

An article investigates the nature and potential dangers of "eternal chemicals" (likely PFAS) discovered in the Croatian city of Gospić.

Residents of Gospić are refusing to drink tap water after reports confirmed that dangerous 'eternal chemicals' have been contaminating the local groundwater for several months.

Thirteen thousand tons of hazardous waste continue to be stored in Poznanovec, Bedekovčina, prompting criticism that authorities are not taking sufficient action despite public concern following a similar incident in Gospić.

Analysts are reacting to an event described as 'unfixable,' with some speculating about the potential collapse of the government. A former mayor of Gospić suggested that everything happened under the patronage of a 'state mafia.'

Croatia's SDP party claims the Ministry of Environmental Protection published evidence against itself in the Gospić case, alleging that the Ministry's chronology disregards urgent procedures outlined in the Environmental Protection Act.

For years, citizens in Gospić, Croatia, have been raising alarms about trucks illegally transporting tons of suspicious waste to the area, prompting questions about who was aware and when.

An investigation suggests that a married couple, the Šinceks, began smuggling hazardous waste in 2014. Questions are being raised about the whereabouts of over 60,000 tons of dangerous waste.

Croatian politician Troskot is calling for the government's resignation due to an ecological disaster in Gospić. He claims that warnings about the situation in Gospić were ignored for ten months.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has strongly criticized the waste situation in Gospić, labeling it an 'ecocide' and urging the government to take immediate action. The Možemo! party has also called for a session to demand explanations from ministers regarding the ongoing issue.

The president of BUZ is demanding the resignation of Croatian Prime Minister Plenković due to 37,000 tons of illegal waste found in Gospić. The incident is being described as a national security threat.

Croatian Minister Sandra Benčić stated that Croatia has no immediate solution for disposing of waste from Gospić, with efforts to find a solution across Europe proving unsuccessful. She warned that the environmental damage caused by the current situation would impact generations.

Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović has called for urgent remediation of hazardous waste in the Gospić area and announced a protest in Zagreb if authorities do not take concrete steps soon.

A USKOK expert assessment confirmed severe soil and groundwater contamination at an illegal landfill in Gospić, with Minister Vučković stating that there is no urgent remediation process, causing concern among citizens.

Mario Valentić will be among the participants at this year's Croatian Walking Festival, scheduled for September 5 and 6 in Gospić.

Representatives from the Croatian government, the Environmental Protection Fund, and a citizens' initiative have agreed that all soil and water analyses for Gospić and Lika-Senj County will be made public, though the minister cannot guarantee remediation completion within her mandate.

Residents from the Lika region have set a deadline for answers regarding waste management issues in Gospić. Minister Vučković has stated she will respond to their inquiries.

Residents in Gospić, Croatia, are protesting against a lithium processing and illegal waste plant, while the company insists its facility is environmentally safe and lawful. The demonstration highlights local concerns over industrial operations and their environmental impact.

Croatian MP Zvonimir Troskot of Most criticized Environment Minister Marija Vučković for allegedly avoiding responsibility regarding the remediation of illegally deposited waste in the Gospić area, while the mayor remains silent.

Former diplomat Božo Kovačević commented on reactions to Ratko Mladić's death and a waste scandal in Gospić, describing them as a conspiracy between organized crime and top officials protected by the HDZ party.

The city mayor and MP defended his decision to support a demonstration for Gospić, stating the protest transcends left-right political divides.

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced he will not participate in a planned protest in Gospić, as he is currently in Slovenia attending the 21st Bled Strategic Forum.

Environmental authorities announce expanded remediation efforts targeting over 220 previously identified illegal landfills, with additional funding allocated for regional restoration projects.

The civic initiative Gospić je naš dom has announced a planned demonstration in Zagreb scheduled for September 5, mobilizing supporters amid ongoing regional political tensions and media spin campaigns.

Offers have arrived for the first phases of waste remediation in Gospić, but citizens and the opposition are dissatisfied.

Croatian politician Ivan Puhovski stated that the Gospić affair will not significantly damage the HDZ party, while deflecting questions regarding Kyiv's involvement.

State inspectors verified that nearly 37,000 tons of waste were illegally deposited in Gospić, revealing that over half of incoming trucks carry unauthorized refuse.

Two bidding consortia have been identified for the remediation of illegally dumped waste at the former PPK Velebit site in Gospić, with CE-ZA-R, linked to Petar Pripuz, leading one of the proposals.

The Environmental Protection Fund confirmed receipt of four proposals to manage 650 tons of illegally dumped hazardous and non-hazardous waste near silos in Gospić.

New test results for water quality in Gospić have been released, while drinking water in Skopje is confirmed to be safe and of good quality. These updates provide reassurance regarding public water supplies in both locations.

Further details have surfaced regarding an incident involving Petry at a pub in Gospić, with witnesses claiming guests fled upon seeing him and his companion, and reports of an even more disturbing video existing.

The Fokus party has invited citizens to a protest organized by the "Gospić je naš dom" civil initiative, scheduled for September 5th in Zagreb, to advocate for Lika.

Croatian opposition figures, including Ivica Puljak and Marija Selak Raspudić, have criticized the government's handling of recent fires and its communication with affected regions. They accused the ruling party of hypocrisy and incompetence during a parliamentary session.

Croatia's opposition has called for a major protest in Zagreb on September 5th, following the parliament's rejection of the President's conclusions regarding the urgent remediation of an illegal landfill in Gospić.

Dario Zurovec announced that the Croatian Parliament strongly condemns illegal waste disposal and is considering significantly stricter penalties for such offenses, including the introduction of the concept of ecocide, following a discussion on hazardous waste in Gospić.

SANDRA Benčić iz Možemo na konferenciji za novinare nakon saborske rasprave o opasnom otpadu u Gospiću pozvala je građane da se 5.

Most party representative Zvonimir Troskot is calling for an extraordinary ecological crisis state and a halt to waste imports, citing dangerous chemicals that threaten drinking water pollution, specifically mentioning the situation in Gospić.

Croatian MP Zekanović attacked a citizen in Parliament over claims about cancer in Gospić, prompting Dalija Orešković to describe his outburst as disgusting and unimaginable.

Croatian politician Troskot has labeled Gospić a 'Chernobyl ecological zone' due to waste issues, accusing the government of inaction and demanding an emergency declaration for remediation.

Croatian HDZ party representatives announced plans to introduce a new criminal offense targeting severe environmental damage, stating that the waste problem in Gospić will be resolved through legal means and accountability.

Croatian parliamentary committees for environmental protection and constitutional affairs rejected all four proposals by President Milanović, who had called an extraordinary session regarding hazardous waste disposal in Gospić.

PREDSJEDNIK Sabora Gordan Jandroković Njonjo rekao je kako ne stoji da država nije učinila ništa u vezi s otpadom u Gospiću, ustvrdivši da je učinjeno puno pri čemu država od problema ne bježi te je…

Citizens of Gospić, Croatia, through the 'Gospić is Our Home' initiative, have presented seven demands to the parliamentary Committee for Environmental Protection, focusing on hazardous waste remediation, water monitoring, and accountability.

Darko Milinović, the mayor of Gospić, Croatia, demonstratively discarded expert findings from an investigation into an illegal landfill into a trash container, stating the report serves criminals.

ANUŠIĆ announces accurate information about waste in Gospić at the parliamentary session, while directly blaming the opposition for the earlier failure of the parliamentary committee.

Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Butković stressed the need for urgent and comprehensive remediation efforts in Gospić, highlighting its importance during a government session.

Residents of Gospić have announced a protest in Zagreb, setting a date for the demonstration. They stated their intention to be heard in the capital after feeling ignored in Gospić.

Nikola Grmoja of the Most party claims that Josip Šincek acquired disputed land in Gospić through the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR) for 224,000 euros and quickly made a profit.

LIJEVA oporba održala je sastanak uoči današnje sjednice saborskog Odbora za zaštitu okoliša i prirode u Gospiću.

A session in Gospić descended into chaos with shouting and the opposition walking out, while an HDZ official advised citizens to disregard politicians, except for their own party.

Croatian politician Benčić from the Left coalition held a press conference in Gospić, raising concerns about the poisoning of soil, water, and people ahead of a session on waste management.

A woman in Gospić, Croatia, found an M75 hand grenade in her garden, prompting a police response.

The Croatian Medical Chamber has concluded its investigation into the Gospić waste case, finding no malpractice by the doctors involved, but advised better public communication and strengthening of the professional team.

Dalija Orešković, a Croatian politician, strongly condemned the dumping of hazardous waste in Lika during a protest in Gospić, also criticizing corruption related to the issue.

MOST party politician Grmoja commented on a postponed session in Gospić, using a metaphor about fires in Omiš and Lika.

The Croatian government is actively addressing an illegal landfill in Gospić, with plans to export 30,000 tons of buried waste abroad.

Darko Milinović, a Croatian politician, expressed deep disappointment with Prime Minister Plenković ahead of a Gospić committee session on environmental protection, which will be attended by ministers and local officials.

Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović addressed the ecological issue in Lika, asserting that the water is safe but criticizing the government for not removing waste. He also rejected personal responsibility for the situation.

Croatian politicians are engaged in a heated debate regarding waste management issues in Gospić, with questions raised about the State Security Agency's (SOA) investigation into public rumors. Opposition figures are criticizing the system's failures and the issuance of permits without proper oversight.

MEP Gordan Bosanac discussed the illegal waste situation in Gospić, Croatia, revealing that seven residents were tested in Brussels for 'eternal chemicals' (PFAS).

Minister Vučković dismissed opposition claims regarding waste problems in Gospić, Croatia, stating the government did not issue permits and announced a long-term remediation plan for multiple sites.

A doctor from Gospić, Croatia, expresses concern over an observed increase in cancer patients, particularly among younger individuals.

A company that transported waste to Derventa in 2014 is now under investigation by Croatian authorities for approximately 37,000 tons of mixed waste found in Gospić.

Croatia's waste control system is criticized for only monitoring waste at landfills, unlike Slovenia which inspects waste during transit, a crucial difference for investigations like the one concerning waste in Gospić.

Luka Balen, director of Croatia's Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund, commented on the situation regarding an illegal waste dump in Gospić, assuring the public that actions are professional and legal.

A political dispute has erupted in Gospić, Croatia, concerning 37,000 tons of uncollected waste, with opposition parties accusing the government of inaction. The environment minister has stated that the illegal waste problem in Lika will be addressed in her mandate.

Drinking water in Gospić, Croatia, was not tested for PFAS compounds for five months, despite claims from health officials that the water is safe. Samples were only taken recently after the oversight was reported.

The dispute over waste in Gospić intensified, with former minister Darko Milinović calling the situation 'terrorism' and urging all of Croatia to unite around Gospić after no one attended a meeting organized by Most regarding the issue.

A family in Gospić, Croatia, living near a waste dump, expresses fears of potential water and soil contamination, especially as they grow their own food and raise animals.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition has commented on the remediation of illegally disposed waste at PPK Velebit in Gospić. This follows a USKOK finding confirming that the illegal landfill caused environmental pollution in Lika, prompting Sandra Benčić to criticize Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and relevant ministers.

The leader of Croatia's SDP, Hajdaš Dončić, stated that the system has failed and called for political accountability regarding pollution in the Lika region. He described the situation in Gospić as the 'moment the glass overflowed,' emphasizing the need for action.

Croatian MP Mihael Zmajlović stated that the government is responsible for hazardous waste disposal issues in Gospić, claiming that changes in waste management regulations have turned Croatia into a 'haven for eco-crime' across Europe.

Professor Renato Šarc suggests that urgent separation and specific processing of waste fractions in Gospić is the only rational and legally feasible solution for the city's waste management.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced a reduction in fuel prices. He also responded to questions regarding the unnoticed transport of 37,000 tons of waste in Gospić, stating he did not know how it went unnoticed.

Nikola Grmoja, president of the Most party, has criticized the government over dangerous waste near Gospić, demanding political accountability and vowing to expose what he calls a 'criminal conspiracy.'

The Croatian political party Možemo! is demanding the strictest penalties for those responsible for illegally dumping 37,000 tons of hazardous waste in Gospić, which has severely contaminated soil and groundwater.

USKOK's expert assessment confirmed severe and progressive soil contamination from illegal medical waste in Gospić, leading residents to fear for their health and the environment, demanding urgent remediation of the landfill.

Gospić Mayor Darko Milinović highlighted both encouraging and concerning conclusions from an expert's report on illegal waste storage in Gospić, proposing a solution to Prime Minister Plenković regarding the toxic waste.

Croatian authorities (USKOK) have reported the discovery of "eternal chemicals" (PFAS) in groundwater in the Lika region, linked to an illegal waste disposal scandal.

The Croatian government has promised to publish soil analyses from Gospić and accelerate waste remediation efforts, leading a citizens' initiative to temporarily suspend planned road blockades.

Complaints of smoke around Sungai Petani led the Kedah Department of Environment to discover an illegal waste dump site in Bukit Banyan, Malaysia. This discovery highlights ongoing issues with unauthorized waste disposal.

The Croatian Ministry announced that the state has taken over the financing of the remediation of the illegal PPK Velebit waste dump in Gospić, with monitoring results showing no threat to water supply or air quality.