AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHeat Health Alert: Croatia is under a strong heat dome, with forecasts warning of peak temperatures up to 42°C on Thursday—highest inland, slightly lower along the Adriatic—raising risks for older adults, children, and anyone with chronic conditions. Childhood Nutrition Push: Two Croatian health groups propose new rules to curb childhood obesity, including warning labels on food packaging and tighter limits on marketing unhealthy foods to children, citing that 36.1% of eight-year-olds are overweight or obese. Safety on the Streets: Dubrovnik General Hospital reports a rise in young people injured in electric scooter crashes, including serious head trauma and cases needing surgery, urging safer riding and helmet use. Roads & Fraud Prevention: Croatia is finishing the shift from paper driving licences to the EU card licence, adding around 200 security features and making licences easier to verify across member states. Maritime Risk: Reports describe sailors stranded near the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing attacks, with thousands still unable to safely return home. Local Wellness Tourism: Plitvice Lakes says visitor numbers are stable, while it focuses on getting guests to stay longer via new trails and wellness-focused programmes.
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