Plenković: "Remove Waste From Gospić as Soon as Possible, Possible Construction of an Incinerator in Croatia"
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Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on Saturday's protest in Zagreb, the waste situation in Gospić, the safety of drinking water, the demands of the civic initiative and the remediation plan. He announced the acceleration of all activities related to waste removal, amendments to the Criminal Code and a new […] The post Plenković: “Remove waste from Gospić as soon as possible, possible construction of an incinerator in Croatia” first appear…
MINISTER Vučković announced a response to the protests following the discovery of pollution in Gospić.
Croatian Prime Minister and HDZ President Andrej Plenković said on Monday that all bodies are maximally engaged in relation to illegally dumped waste in Gospić, which will be "removed", and that all measurements will continue, emphasizing that there is no threat to public water supply. "All bodies are maximally dedicated to this topic, it is a priority. All measurements will continue, there is still no threat to drinking water and the public wat…
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković commented on Saturday's protest in Zagreb, the waste situation in Gospić, the safety of drinking water, the demands of the civic initiative, and the remediation plan.
ZAGREB – Following a mass protest in Zagreb and new findings about illegal waste in Varaždin and Gospić, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced today amendments to the Criminal Code that will drastically tighten penalties for criminal offenses against the protection of the environment and nature. The amendments to the law will be presented to the Government by the Minister of Justice on Thursday. This announcement
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addresses the public after a joint session of the HDZ Presidency and National Committee, the first live gathering of the party leadership in almost two months. The session was held at a time of increased pressure due to the problem of illegally dumped waste, following Saturday's major pro...
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