The latest issue of Dubrovački vjesnik presents a detailed report on a near-miss incident at the Goriča site. In the wooded and densely populated area, someone set off fireworks, creating a high risk of forest fire. This incident highlights the need for greater caution from residents during hot summer months.
Mayor Mato Franković, in a large interview with the newspaper, addressed the controversy surrounding the General Urban Plan (GUP), which has necessitated his moving about under police protection. Franković made it clear that the city has drawn a line in the sand regarding uncontrolled expansion, stating that it is time to say “enough” to the boom in construction. He believes his resolve will serve as an example for other Croatian cities facing similar urbanisation challenges.
In an international context, Augustin Paloš, the correspondent for Jutarnji list in Brussels, recounted his difficult journey to Kosovo. Upon crossing the border, Paloš spent seven hours waiting in the heat. The situation was further complicated by the fact that only one police officer was on duty at the border crossing at that time, causing significant queues and delays for passengers.
The healthcare sector in Dubrovnik is entering a new era with the adoption of modern technology. Dubrovnik General Hospital has begun using artificial intelligence to identify patients who fall more quickly and accurately. This innovation is part of the hospital’s broader strategy to implement a personalised approach to each patient, aiming to improve the quality of healthcare and patient safety.
The legal consequences of damage to property during the tourist season are the subject of an analysis by Dubrovnik lawyer Nikola Mošar. He outlines the steps property owners can take to seek compensation in cases where guests damage or burn their accommodation. The advice is useful for anyone dealing with such issues following a tourist’s stay.
In the municipality of Janj, on the Pelješac, a boom in the property market is being witnessed, a development the local population views with reserve. Local residents express concern that their town might turn into another Vir or Makarska, losing its unique character and peace. On the other hand, sporting success brings joy, as Crni Put and Gusari together achieved a great victory at the 29th Lađa Race.
Cultural life in the city has been enriched by the latest issue of the Moskar review, which features an article on Pilarska Night. This event, held with a charitable note, took place in Šulić and brought together a large number of Dubrovnik residents and guests, confirming the strong community and tradition in the city.
