AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWest Nile in Zagreb: Croatia’s capital has confirmed West Nile virus in dead crows and launched urgent mosquito-control steps, targeting both larvae in breeding spots and adult mosquitoes, with residents urged to remove standing water and use repellents. Heat risk in Dubrovnik: An orange heat warning is in force for the Dubrovnik region, with highs above 32°C and warm nights; authorities warn seniors and children to take extra precautions. Sports health update (boxing): Croatian heavyweight Filip Hrgović stopped Moses Itauma in the ninth round to win the vacant IBF title, and Itauma was taken to hospital as a precaution after being stretchered out; he has since been discharged and is recovering at home. Fertility costs abroad (IVF): A report highlights how high IVF prices are pushing some Americans to seek treatment overseas, including Greece, where clinics and medication costs can be lower. Gun safety at school: A case study describes how a Croatian-linked K-9 unit approach is used to respond to firearm reports on school property, emphasizing training and rapid search procedures.
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