AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRail Disruption: Eleven wagons derailed near Rijeka on Saturday, closing the Plase–Meja line and damaging railway infrastructure. No injuries were reported; investigators are examining a report of brake failure. Tourism: Croatia recorded 4.8 million arrivals and 26.9 million overnight stays in August. Germany remained the biggest foreign market, while Rovinj led destinations. Healthcare: Zagreb’s main hospital reports more than 95% one-year survival for liver transplant patients, placing Croatia among world leaders in transplantation. Energy: A €35 million grant will help fund geothermal wells in four cities, with the aim of heating homes and public buildings by 2030. Housing: New figures put homelessness at about 2,000 people, with another 15,000 in insecure or inadequate housing; shelters have just 450 places nationwide. Culture: Croatian rock musician Goran Bare has died aged 61.
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