AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHeat Safety in Dubrovnik: Croatia’s DHMZ warns of a dangerous heatwave with little overnight relief, upgrading Dubrovnik to red for Friday (about 35°C by day, ~27°C at night), urging extra care for older people, children, pregnant women and those with chronic conditions. Heatwave Cooling in Zagreb: Zagreb opens free access to selected pools (Šalata, Iver, Utrine, Jelkovec), plus museums, galleries and air-conditioned libraries from 31 July to 2 August to help residents cool down. Workplace Health Rule for Foreign Workers: HZJZ reminds employers that certain third-country nationals must complete mandatory health checks in their home country before applying for a first temporary residence permit for employment, using Form 18a (English, valid within 90 days). Emergency Medicine Training: A validation study reviews a checklist to assess emergency medicine competencies for medical students using simulation training. Continental Wellness Boost: Croatia unveils a €20m renovation of Daruvar Spa, aiming to strengthen year-round health and wellness tourism beyond the Adriatic. Maritime Safety Crackdown: Croatia’s Safe Navigation 2026 operation inspected 1,441 nautical miles, found 182 breaches and issued fines totaling €79,208.49. Road Safety: A serious A1 motorway crash near Zagreb led to a full southbound closure and helicopter transport of an injured person.
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