Tomašević rejects claims linking Zagreb's odour to works at Jakuševec landfill
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Zagreb mayor Tomislav Tomašević rejected claims by the Jakuševec environmental association that gas wells at the landfill caused the unpleasant odours that spread through Zagreb in early October, saying the well works ended on 24 September. He said measurements by the Andrija Štampar public health institute showed no exceedances, while the cause of the odour remains undetermined.
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Zagrebački gradonačelnik Tomislav Tomašević opovrgnuo je u četvrtak tvrdnje udruge za zaštitu okoliša Jakuševec da su plinski zdenci na odlagalištu otpada uzrok neugodnih mirisa početkom
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Maksimir is listed because the mayor, in the same statement, separately commented on the appeal process for the new Maksimir stadium, which is unrelated to the odour issue or the Jakuševec landfill.
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- 08:22 PMN1 HrvatskaOpen the original
- 09:06 PMJutarnji listOpen the original
- 09:18 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
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