Fifth victim of Omiš fire dies in Split
Summary
A man born in 1956, who was being treated for burns sustained in the fire in the Omiš area at Split University Hospital Centre, has died, bringing the fire's death toll to five. The hospital said he died despite intensive treatment, while another female patient remains in intensive care in stable condition.
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MUŠKARAC koji se u splitskom KBC-u liječio od ozljeda zadobivenih u požaru na omiškom području preminuo je, čime je broj smrtnih slučajeva porastao na pet,
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