AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool Safety in Zagreb: A sharp-object attack at an Electrical Engineering School in Zagreb injured a student, a peer, and a cleaner; the attacker was arrested and the Ministry of Health says the injured are stable, with surgery required for deeper stab wounds. Waste Crisis & Public Health Risk: Croatia is again in the spotlight after reports it’s the only EU country without a waste incinerator, as the fallout from the Lika hazardous waste scandal and toxic-waste protests keeps growing. Cardiology Milestone in Dubrovnik: Dubrovnik General Hospital successfully implanted its first next-generation Micra leadless pacemakers in three patients, avoiding chest incisions and traditional leads. Preventive Testing in Croatia: Nightingale Health and Genom are rolling out a blood-based risk detection test that estimates 10-year risk for chronic conditions like kidney disease, fatty liver, heart attack, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. Family Mobility Support: Croatia opened applications for a pilot scheme offering families with four-plus children up to €15,000 toward buying a seven-seat vehicle. Seasonal Work Strain: New data highlights Croatia’s highly seasonal tourism employment, with accommodation and food jobs swinging sharply between peak summer and off-season.
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