PLITVICE LAKES, April 26 (Hina) - Croatian Prime Minister Zlatko
Matesa on Friday visited the Plitvice Lakes national park
accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Jure Radic, government
minister Ivan Majdak and Minister of Tourism Niko Bulic.
The manager of the national park acquainted Matesa with the
state of the park.
The Plitvice Lakes were occupied by Serbs during the Serbian
aggression on Croatia and Matesa complimented the park's workers
who helped reconstruct some motels and hotels after liberation.
At the moment there are 295 people employed at the park and
150 are waiting for jobs.
Matesa and his assistants also visited Udbina, Podlapaca and
Krusevo where he talked to locals about the return of refugees.
Matesa also visited the site where the new Maslenica bridge is
being built (it had been bombed by the Serbs) and said that work
was progressing according to plan.
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