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[00:00:00] to answer the questions what they have done so far
[00:00:04] in their mandate regarding water supply, why
[00:00:07] the pumps that should have been installed were not installed,
[00:00:11] why 50,000 marks that were intended for the preparation
[00:00:15] of studies were directed to the festival
[00:00:18] and when will our taps only have
[00:00:21] air, not water?
[00:00:24] the city of Goraž within my mandate undertook everything to bring March
[00:00:28] 6th to let's say a state that can be said to be
[00:00:32] zeroed, that's regarding these settlements where there is no
[00:00:35] water, with an operational plan now immediately where it's possible
[00:00:39] to set up and not return everything, I would like these
[00:00:42] citizens to protest to the political elites who in the 90s
[00:00:46] and 2021 raised millions of amounts and did
[00:00:50] nothing for the people, today they are here in front of the city administration, no, that means
[00:00:54] that robbery and everything that was done that was not carried out to the end, a question for
[00:00:57] the prosecutor's office, not for Mayor Imamović. Black understands
[00:01:01] and I will do everything in these settlements where there was once
[00:01:04] water to bring water again to the state that is technically possible
[00:01:08] now, projects, all these that we have, we will put into
[00:01:11] function. Second, uh, certain, certain, certain,
[00:01:15] let's say, political centers of power who appear on television
[00:01:19] and talk about what the problem is, I would invite them to take on responsible positions
[00:01:23] and be directors, and then they'll see what it's like to solve
[00:01:26] N1info.BH. Thank you for water supply. The story about
[00:01:30] the Bijambare majorities is announced in the continuation, and then
[00:01:31] this one too.
[00:01:35] Vjetrenica becomes a refuge from the heat, the cave attracts
[00:01:39] more and more
[00:01:39] tourists.
[00:01:44] High temperatures, full swimming pools and other bathing areas, but more
[00:01:47] and more citizens find refreshment in nature. Bijambare are among
[00:01:51] the favorite destinations to escape the heat. The caves
[00:01:55] attract the most attention
[00:01:57] of visitors.
[00:02:00] Temperatures across Bosnia and Herzegovina reach their
[00:02:03] summer maximum, many seek refuge from the heat in
[00:02:06] nature. One of the favorite places for a break is
[00:02:10] the protected landscape of Bijambare, where dense forest, clean
[00:02:13] air and natural shade provide refreshment upon
[00:02:17] Mrkonja, and you are watching sports news on arrival. We are coming here for the first time, whenever we go towards
[00:02:21] Sarajevo, we see it here, we never return, now we have come specifically to
[00:02:24] explore this part of Bosnia as well. And what are the
[00:02:27] impressions? Fascinating, first of all. Everyone
[00:02:30] thought they wouldn't like it, but everyone is delighted, we come here
[00:02:33] simply because it's beautiful, because
[00:02:36] nature is clean and the air - we love nature,
[00:02:40] simply. Precisely because of the lower temperatures that are
[00:02:43] felt, but also because of the untouched nature,
[00:02:46] this area is a favorite refuge for all those
[00:02:50] who seek salvation from summer heat, but
[00:02:53] the biggest attraction of this area are precisely the caves
[00:02:56] where the temperature throughout the year is only
[00:03:00] 5 degrees Celsius, precisely because of this
[00:03:03] visitors, especially in summer, experience a real temperature
[00:03:07] shock, in the cave it is definitely a shock, but
[00:03:11] this is worth visiting, worth seeing, definitely worth visiting,
[00:03:15] only, as I said, you need to bring something with
[00:03:18] you, so that the temperature is a little
[00:03:21] more adaptable, because it's really a shock when you go down there,
[00:03:25] last year we were here, I was dressed like this in this environment
[00:03:29] and it was unpleasant, especially when
[00:03:32] you go a little deeper down and this year I didn't
[00:03:36] plan to. There are a total of eight caves in this
[00:03:39] area, but the Middle Cave stands out as the main
[00:03:42] tourist attraction, and it is also the most visited.
[00:03:46] Its interior is adorned with flowstone baths, cave
[00:03:49] decorations, a musical hall. This main
[00:03:53] cave is open from April to November. Visitors
[00:03:56] have the opportunity to come here every day during that
[00:04:00] period. Honestly, for me, the most beautiful time
[00:04:03] of the year to visit is somehow at the beginning of
[00:04:06] spring, at the end of autumn, then the temperatures are quite
[00:04:09] pleasant outside, and the difference
[00:04:13] in relation to the temperature in the cave is quite
[00:04:16] smaller, and usually everyone brings jackets then, but
[00:04:19] in the summer we record a really large number
[00:04:23] of visitors. In addition to natural beauty and refreshment,
[00:04:27] visitors can also access a new speleological exhibition,
[00:04:30] through which they can learn more about this protected
[00:04:33] area. Precisely such content, as well as summer
[00:04:37] heat, contribute to the increasing interest of
[00:04:40] tourists. As far as I'm concerned, it's wonderful, because I'm escaping, escaping
[00:04:43] the heat, and visitors also come here to escape these
[00:04:47] extreme heats. Generally, there are many
[00:04:49] guests, an increase of about 15 to 20%
[00:04:53] compared to last year. visitors.
[00:04:55] Um, mostly our diaspora and approximately
[00:04:59] there are these guests from the Middle East, they now
[00:05:03] predominate. While cities struggle with summer heat, Bijambare
[00:05:06] remains a place where nature offers what air conditioners
[00:05:10] cannot, that is fresh air. air, shade and complete
[00:05:14] peace. Dragica Pejaković,
[00:05:16] N1. Numerous tourists find refreshment
[00:05:20] in the Vjetrenica cave, where the temperature throughout the year is
[00:05:23] around 11 degrees. Reuters
[00:05:27] also reported on this natural attraction under UNESCO
[00:05:30] protection. It is located in the municipality of Ravno, due to
[00:05:33] the sensitivity of the ecosystem, the number of visitors is limited to groups
[00:05:37] of up to 80 people. According to director Davor
[00:05:41] Baković, more than half of last year's 21,000
[00:05:44] visitors came during the summer months. Vjetrenica is also
[00:05:48] a habitat for hundreds of specific organisms, the most famous of which
[00:05:52] is the human fish.
[00:05:55] UNESCO actually recognized Vjetrenica precisely under category 10
[00:05:58] which implies biodiversity. Vjetrenica today belongs to
[00:06:02] the world's top when it comes to the number of living organisms with
[00:06:05] 231 species of organisms recorded
[00:06:09] here from the 19th century to today and we always particularly
[00:06:12] like to emphasize how for the first time actually 37
[00:06:16] animal species were precisely described in
[00:06:19] Vjetrenica as a subterranean ecosystem and as such they were actually
[00:06:23] precisely found for the first time inhabiting only in our
[00:06:26] area. we're protecting proteus by
[00:06:30] protecting its natural habitats, in other words the
[00:06:33] cave systems in which the proteus lives, and to do
[00:06:37] that, to do conservation management, we have to
[00:06:39] focus on concentrating the attention
[00:06:47] Sarajevo continues to break tourist records. The Tourist
[00:06:50] Board continuously records an increase in the number of guests
[00:06:54] and overnight stays. Others in the federation are not
[00:06:56] shining.
[00:06:58] The tourist season in Sarajevo is at its peak, and the streets of the capital
[00:07:02] are full of guests from all over the world. In July alone, Sarajevo
[00:07:05] Canton was visited by more than 112,000
[00:07:08] tourists who recorded almost 242,000
[00:07:11] overnight stays. Compared to the same month last year, arrivals and
[00:07:15] overnight stays increased, most foreign guests came from Turkey,
[00:07:19] Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, Israel and
[00:07:21] China. We're from the Netherlands, we
[00:07:25] just arrived in Sarajevo yesterday. Bosnia is a beautiful country and we really enjoy
[00:07:29] this city. It's very pleasant, beautiful, the coffee is
[00:07:33] great. Originally from Morocco, we live in
[00:07:37] the Netherlands. The first impression is excellent.
[00:07:41] I really love Sarajevo. It's a beautiful place, the people are very
[00:07:44] nice, from Zagreb, mm,
[00:07:46] fourth time, I think in Sarajevo, yes it is, I think it is,
[00:07:50] I like it, I really like it, it has soul, I'm from
[00:07:53] Croatia, my family is originally from the area of
[00:07:57] Jajce, and we came now to
[00:08:00] do a whole tour of Bosnia. We are from Cazin, we have been here
[00:08:03] for a long time and we come every
[00:08:07] year three or four times to enjoy it because
[00:08:10] Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and the most beautiful city of Bosnia. Since the beginning
[00:08:13] of the year, the number of arrivals has remained almost at last year's level, but
[00:08:17] the number of overnight stays has increased by 5.2%. Well, what
[00:08:20] attracts mm people, that is, tourists to Sarajevo is the very
[00:08:24] story of history, or even sometimes recommendations from their
[00:08:27] friends who have been there and experienced Sarajevo in
[00:08:30] a special way, and what charms them is the city
[00:08:34] itself, the people, the history, the culture, so they decide to
[00:08:37] stay longer. More tourists mean more shoppers and
[00:08:41] guests in Baščaršija. Increased visits are felt in souvenir shops,
[00:08:45] craft shops, and catering establishments.
[00:08:48] Souvenirs, mostly these of ours, products, coffee pots,
[00:08:52] sets, then magnets. This
[00:08:55] year is better than previous ones, all, foreigners who come
[00:08:59] here, they already
[00:09:02] know what they are looking for, they know what they will buy
[00:09:06] and additional impetus to tourism is given by large concerts, festivals and
[00:09:09] cultural events. During three days of Dino Merlin's concerts in
[00:09:13] Sarajevo Canton, almost 156 million
[00:09:17] convertible marks of fiscal turnover were recorded, almost 49%
[00:09:20] more than during the comparable weekend a month earlier. The
[00:09:24] Tourist Board expects that similar effects will be had by the events that
[00:09:27] follow, including the Sarajevo Film Festival. These are
[00:09:31] events that enrich the tourist offer, that's the first thing that brings
[00:09:35] people to a destination, and above all
[00:09:38] they stay in the destination, when you visit Sarajevo, Sarajevo
[00:09:42] mountains or the tunnel and Baščaršija, you have to have
[00:09:45] something, this, these are festivals, these are gastronomic,
[00:09:48] musical, mm, a lot of culture that
[00:09:52] will keep visitors in the destination, to see something,
[00:09:55] to listen to something, as you know, in about seven days there's a big
[00:09:59] event in Grbavica, which is already sold out. Sarajevo
[00:10:03] is recording growth, but if we look at the overall data for the Federation of Bosnia
[00:10:07] and Herzegovina, in June almost 10%
[00:10:10] fewer tourists were registered than a year earlier, while the number of overnight stays fell
[00:10:13] by 5.6%. There is a crisis with our neighbors and
[00:10:17] on a global level, Croatia has, I don't know,
[00:10:20] calculated a 7-8% shortage, they were
[00:10:24] precise about... because they have a lot of online bookings, that they have
[00:10:27] 23% fewer Germans this year alone, so
[00:10:31] wars in the Middle East, wars in Ukraine and a major economic crisis
[00:10:34] in the European Union, primarily in Germany, result in
[00:10:38] a decline everywhere. Sarajevo at least for now stands out from that
[00:10:42] trend, and if the current indicators are anything to go by, the crowds in
[00:10:45] the streets of the capital will last for some time longer. Feđa
[00:10:49] Kulina N1.
[00:10:52] In the Bosnian Cultural Center in Tuzla, a book
[00:10:55] "Send me a clump of raspberries" by Salih
[00:10:58] Strašević was promoted. It is a novel that shatters prejudices,
[00:11:02] breaks down entrenched stereotypes and reveals
[00:11:05] the dark sides of historical events that Bosnia
[00:11:08] and Herzegovina went through from the agrarian reform of
[00:11:11] 1918 to the end of the Second World War.
[00:11:15] This is a work that bravely delves into the most sensitive parts of our past
[00:11:18] and opens up questions that have been silent for a long time, it was said at
[00:11:22] the promotion of economic persecution, the confiscation
[00:11:25] of land from beys and descendants of medieval
[00:11:29] Bosnian nobility, and political and social turbulences
[00:11:32] are shown through the fates of people who
[00:11:34] time.
[00:11:36] Five years of collecting material was extremely
[00:11:40] difficult because the topic is sensitive, and information
[00:11:43] was not so readily available to the public, so I
[00:11:46] what was according to the material I
[00:11:50] could gather from books, so
[00:11:53] that was, that was... the backbone of my book, all those conversations
[00:11:57] I had, so that topic is still somehow interesting among
[00:12:01] people,
[00:12:04] what Strašević brought out in this book is that if we had known certain
[00:12:07] things in the 80s, we would have approached the 90s in a much
[00:12:11] different way, that is the greatest significance of this book for me,
[00:12:15] he covered a period uh
[00:12:18] of our society uh Bosnia and Herzegovina in a certain
[00:12:21] geopolitical context about a hundred years ago, and
[00:12:25] similar things we can find even today.
[00:12:28] continuation and sports
[00:12:30] news.
[00:13:52] the popular Horde Zla, will not attend
[00:13:55] the upcoming match against the first round of the BiH Premier
[00:13:58] League, in which the maroon team hosts Bjeljinski Radnik in Mostar at the Rođeni
[00:14:01] stadium in Vrapčići. We are witnesses that
[00:14:05] postponing matches, changing dates or swapping
[00:14:08] home venues is a perfectly normal practice in the world of football, but for people
[00:14:12] within the club these are abstract concepts of missed opportunities to
[00:14:16] finally resolve the situation regarding stadium management,
[00:14:19] it is superfluous to waste words. We do not want to diminish
[00:14:23] the responsibility of the Centar municipality and its false promises regarding the pitch
[00:14:27] and the reconstruction of the stadium itself. We call upon
[00:14:29] the employees of the Sarajevo Football Club to finally seriously
[00:14:33] approach the management of the club so that the same can be returned to where it belongs,
[00:14:36] i.e. to the very top. We also want to mention that this year
[00:14:40] we are celebrating 80 years of the existence of the Sarajevo Football Club, nothing
[00:14:44] else but trophies and success interests us, the statement concludes.
[00:17:12] The weather forecast is brought to us by Radmila Mitrović.
[00:17:16] A slight drop in temperature is forecast, but it will remain
[00:17:19] very warm. Daily maximums for the weekend
[00:17:23] will range up to 35 degrees, in the south up to
[00:17:26] 38. An increase in humidity in the air
[00:17:30] is expected, so it will be at the council meeting of the Croatian Olympic Committee.
[00:17:34] Siniša Krajač. Varvodić says no.
[00:17:37] The vote of no confidence in Krajač was sufficiently stated in the campaign.
[00:17:58] Could one of the biggest ecological affairs in Croatia
[00:18:02] have had fewer consequences if institutions had reacted
[00:18:05] earlier? After USKOK published the results of the expert report
[00:18:09] confirming serious pollution in the area
[00:18:11] of the illegal waste disposal site in Gospić, citizens are demanding
[00:18:15] immediate remediation and warn that time is working against them.
[00:18:19] The opposition, however, demands from the government the declaration of an extraordinary
[00:18:22] ecological crisis state for Lika and Northern Primorje, while the authorities
[00:18:25] claim that there is no quick solution for such a complex case.
[00:18:29] What do the expert findings show, why are citizens
[00:18:32] criticizing institutions and what are the possibilities of remediation,
[00:18:36] in Ivan Hrstić's report.
[00:18:38] The alarmingly dangerous pollution has been discussed for
[00:18:41] months, but the results of the expert report, which USKOK
[00:18:44] is publishing due to justified public interest, shock
[00:18:48] Gospić, Lika and all of Croatia. Citizens demand
[00:18:51] immediate action. The expert report, as stated by the association
[00:18:55] "Gospić is ours", says that toxic particles disperse 200
[00:18:58] meters from the waste. Within a radius of up to 200 meters, there are already
[00:19:01] houses from the waste. How is it possible that public health
[00:19:05] institutes, the Ministry of Health, whoever
[00:19:08] "did not give health guidelines to the citizens of Gospić
[00:19:11] on how to behave in a given situation, today
[00:19:14] we have a situation of very hot
[00:19:18] weather, it has been going on for, I don't know, a week, it will last another week, every day instructions
[00:19:22] from public health institutes come out, how to behave when
[00:19:25] we go out, whether to wear hats, whether to put on cream, whether to expose
[00:19:28] ourselves to the sun, whether to swim and so on. To our request for a
[00:19:32] spokesperson from the Croatian Institute of Public Health,
[00:19:36] today we first receive..." A very short answer. The Croatian Institute of Public
[00:19:39] Health was not involved in this case, so we could not
[00:19:43] comment on the findings. Please, request a comment from the institution
[00:19:47] that conducted the analysis and published the findings. It seems that
[00:19:50] the HZJZ itself feels bypassed in the whole story
[00:19:54] because no one asked them anything, but again that raises the same
[00:19:57] question. Well, is that possible? The very fact that hazardous
[00:20:01] waste is buried in the ground in our opinion required an extraordinary
[00:20:05] situation from the beginning. To our renewed
[00:20:08] inquiry, however, the first recommendation arrives: citizens are advised not to enter
[00:20:12] the landfill area, not to touch or move waste and
[00:20:15] contaminated soil, and to prevent children and
[00:20:19] pets from accessing that location. It is also
[00:20:21] recommended to avoid activities that could raise dust at the
[00:20:25] location itself. Of course, current politics is also involved in
[00:20:29] everything, and we will get straight to the point, so it is about national
[00:20:33] treason. So we are talking now
[00:20:35] about serious national treason and,
[00:20:39] therefore, endangering the national security of our people,
[00:20:43] why do we say it is national treason, because we tested
[00:20:46] the water a year ago, the Lika-Senj county prefect
[00:20:50] demands criminal responsibility for those who are guilty of it, as well as
[00:20:53] for the past year and a half I insist that criminal responsibility
[00:20:57] be initiated against all responsible persons from the lowest link
[00:21:01] to the highest link who deposited waste here, imported it
[00:21:05] into the area of Gospić, and that they be held accountable for the crime
[00:21:08] committed against the citizens of Gospić. The Minister of Environmental Protection
[00:21:11] states that even before the publication of these findings, they were looking for contractors
[00:21:15] who are able to handle hazardous ecotoxic
[00:21:19] waste. I would not say that the extent of the
[00:21:22] ecological catastrophe has only been revealed
[00:21:25] since yesterday, namely, since the first USKOK statement,
[00:21:28] we have been constantly talking practically about a crime against the environment,
[00:21:32] a criminal offense against the environment, about pollution
[00:21:35] and about the consequences for soil, air and water,
[00:21:39] also all initiated procurement procedures of the Ministry
[00:21:42] of Environmental Protection and Green Transition
[00:21:45] have therefore stated that it is hazardous
[00:21:48] waste, but she says... A crucial negotiation process does not
[00:21:52] guarantee faster disposal of hazardous waste, which is unfortunately
[00:21:56] long-term. We adhere to the remediation,
[00:21:59] we want it to be as fast as possible. We asked
[00:22:01] openly, uh, we asked openly if in reality
[00:22:05] there actually is an urgent, urgent
[00:22:08] remediation procedure for such heterogeneous waste, there
[00:22:12] isn't. It can bring 15 or 30 days, but what
[00:22:16] does it bring to the process of disposing of hazardous
[00:22:19] heterogeneous waste, which usually takes much, much
[00:22:22] longer, we have not received an answer to that
[00:22:26] question, more disposal options, the first are on site
[00:22:29] and it seems they have been written off in advance. Citizens are full
[00:22:33] of distrust towards that, and we are not
[00:22:36] inclined to consider that option in detail,
[00:22:39] although, uh, there are experts who
[00:22:42] consider it necessary to consider. Obviously, the option of sending
[00:22:45] it to landfills abroad, to the former
[00:22:49] salt mine, and then the most expensive option, sending it to
[00:22:53] incinerators, also outside Croatia, is being pursued. Before choosing, the
[00:22:56] minister says, they will listen to the requests of citizens and will present all
[00:23:00] options at a joint meeting. Ivan Hrstić,
[00:23:04] N1, Zagreb.
[00:23:07] So, the question is no longer whether there is a problem, but how long it will last
[00:23:11] and how that problem will be solved. We will discuss
[00:23:15] remediation models and deadlines with
[00:23:19] Mirko Budiša, Deputy Director of the Environmental Protection and Energy
[00:23:21] Efficiency Fund. We are live, welcome to the
[00:23:25] program. My first question is, can I get a clear answer
[00:23:28] from you today about which remediation model will be implemented, when
[00:23:32] it will start, and by when the hazardous waste will be, when
[00:23:36] it will be removed from Gospić.
[00:23:39] First of all, good day and thank you for the invitation. I will try to answer
[00:23:43] your question as concretely as possible.
[00:23:46] Approximately 40 tons
[00:23:49] of various waste, from hazardous to non-hazardous, are currently
[00:23:52] located at the site according to our estimates. It was disposed of in different parts
[00:23:56] of the site, and that is why we divided the remediation itself into three
[00:24:00] phases: the first phase refers to the
[00:24:03] remediation of a part of plastic waste in the amount of
[00:24:07] 4,500 tons located in the central location around
[00:24:10] the Silos. An open public procurement procedure is
[00:24:13] underway, the opening of bids is
[00:24:15] on August 25th,
[00:24:17] so very soon, the value of this procurement is 4.7 million euros
[00:24:21] without VAT, and we hope that we will get an interested
[00:24:25] economic entity that will remove
[00:24:28] this waste, I would like to remind you that another
[00:24:31] open public procurement procedure is underway for part
[00:24:35] of phase two, these are these big bag sacks that we are currently
[00:24:38] watching, it is about 650 tons
[00:24:41] of non-hazardous waste, the procurement value is 400,000 euros without
[00:24:45] VAT and also the opening of bids is August 25th,
[00:24:49] what... what is really complex
[00:24:52] and what will be a challenge is the waste
[00:24:55] inside these closed halls, so, for
[00:24:59] which we are in the process of preparing a remediation plan, we estimate that there are
[00:25:03] approximately 6,000 tons, mostly
[00:25:06] non-hazardous, but we cannot rule out that there is hazardous waste inside.
[00:25:09] Phase three is this part buried in the amount of
[00:25:13] 37,000 tons, here we are analyzing more
[00:25:17] technical-technological options. So,
[00:25:21] without prioritizing which one it will be, the point is that the waste
[00:25:25] at the site itself can be encapsulated, meaning
[00:25:28] enclosed with a waterproof cover layer to prevent
[00:25:31] the infiltration of precipitation into such waste, and thus prevent
[00:25:34] contamination of groundwater and aquifers.
[00:25:38] The second option is the excavation of that waste and transport to a hazardous waste
[00:25:41] landfill. Unfortunately, in Croatia, we do not have such
[00:25:45] a landfill, but we have sent inquiries to about ten
[00:25:48] addresses across the European Union to see
[00:25:52] what the possibilities are for disposing of that waste outside
[00:25:55] Croatia. The third option is related to
[00:25:58] the incineration of that waste and the fourth and last option that
[00:26:02] we are considering is so-called stabilization, meaning that
[00:26:06] non-hazardous waste is actually converted from hazardous to non-hazardous waste
[00:26:09] through physical-chemical, technological processes
[00:26:13] and disposed of as such. We will consider
[00:26:16] all these variants, we will have a multi-criteria
[00:26:19] analysis and thus we will choose the variant that
[00:26:22] we consider to be technically, economically, of course,
[00:26:25] and ecologically the most suitable. We will present this
[00:26:29] at the end of September to representatives of the public from
[00:26:33] the area of the city of Gospić, mhm, I hear a lot of big numbers here,
[00:26:36] 4,500 tons, 6,000 tons,
[00:26:40] 37 tons, you say yourself, actually only
[00:26:43] on August 25th, these public tenders will be implemented,
[00:26:47] it will certainly take until the end of September, have you cooperated on this whole
[00:26:51] issue with the Croatian Institute of Public Health, and when we
[00:26:55] had the situation with construction waste in Zagreb, recommendations were immediately issued,
[00:26:59] here the situation is quite
[00:27:01] serious in Gospić, the Croatian Institute of Public
[00:27:04] Health says that when a request for assessment and recommendations
[00:27:08] arrives at their address, it expires, they told us that
[00:27:11] they were not aware of the case, it can somehow be
[00:27:15] inferred that they actually did not receive that request,
[00:27:19] how do you comment on that?
[00:27:21] Well, you should know that the fund only in July
[00:27:25] of last year, with the amendment of the national waste management plan,
[00:27:28] obtained the legal prerequisite to even be
[00:27:31] responsible for the... remediation, to co-finance this remediation,
[00:27:35] so the fund is not an institution that
[00:27:38] should, in this case, ask the Croatian Institute of Public
[00:27:41] Health what to do, the fund is responsible for the implementation
[00:27:45] of the remediation. We, of course, asked relevant institutions to provide us
[00:27:48] with data that are important to us for the remediation procedures, such as
[00:27:52] analyzes from the Andrija Štampar Institute or
[00:27:55] the data we obtained from Dorch as part of their
[00:27:59] investigation, mhm. Well, then we will refer to
[00:28:03] the civic initiative Gospić is our home, they claim that as early as
[00:28:07] 2023, they proposed temporary protection
[00:28:10] of the site to prevent, as you yourself mentioned,
[00:28:14] further infiltration into the soil, today's findings show that the
[00:28:17] contamination has spread in the meantime, in just
[00:28:21] a few months, if I'm not mistaken, from the first analysis
[00:28:24] this year, there was only a couple of months difference, is there
[00:28:28] any mistake here?