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Croatian Institute of Public Health Publishes New Results of Water Analysis in Gospić

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REPEATED analyses of water from four deep wells in the Gospić area have shown no signs of pollution spreading from an illegal waste dump into deeper groundwater.

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REPEATED analyses of water from four deep wells in the Gospić area have shown no signs of pollution spreading from an illegal waste dump into deeper groundwater.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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A new extraordinary sampling of groundwater was carried out from four deep wells of the company Calcit Lika d.o.o. in the area of the city of Gospić, on September 17, 2026. The Croatian Institute of Public Health reports that the results of repeated analyses did not show any signs of the landfill's impact on deep groundwater, and no PFAS was detected in any of the samples

Repeated analyses of water from four deep wells in the Gospić area showed no signs of contamination from the landfill penetrating into deep groundwater, and PFAS compounds were not detected in measurable concentrations, the Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) reported on Friday.

It is checked whether contaminants penetrate from the landfill

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Dalmatinski portal broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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