Book on Croatian national minority in 12 European countries published
Exhibition on rich heritage of Bosnia Muslims opens in Zagreb
NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12720
PM: We will cooperate with whoever wins US presidential election
PM says Croatia never received response from Ukraine about drone crash
PM: Time for new head of state to prevent chaos
SDP fights for higher pensions and wages, targets excessive profits
Serbian transport minister resigns over Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse
Croatia Serb leader extends condolences to Serbian society over Novi Sad tragedy
Defence Committee: Chairman Bauk violates democratic standards
ZAGREB, 20 June (Hina) - The head of the Andrija Štampar Teaching Institute of Public Health, Branko Kolarić, said on Thursday that no harmful substances that could affect citizens' health had been detected outside the site of a fire that broke out at a waste management company in Zaprešić near Zagreb on Wednesday evening.
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