An incident occurred today in Cricevnica, Croatia, when a large, 14-meter-high board reportedly fell into the sea near the local beach. The incident resulted in injuries to two children and two adults, who were subsequently transported to the Rijeka hospital center for treatment. Authorities confirmed that the injuries were not related to any dangerous wildlife.
In addition to the maritime incident, local authorities in Primorje-Gorski Kotar addressed a separate situation concerning a large tree situated on the beach in front of a hotel in cricevnica. Officials confirmed that a permit had been issued to facilitate the passage of the tree around 11:10 a.m. Police officers and various emergency services responded to the scene.
Ten emergency units arrived on site to manage the situation involving the tree. Reports indicated that the tree had been struck by lightning, necessitating its extraction from the undergrowth. Separately, preparations were underway for adverse weather conditions, with a storm camp established on the beach.
The response to both incidents highlighted the coordinated efforts of local emergency services, ensuring the safety of residents and visitors following the structural incident and the necessary clean-up following the lightning strike. All factual details regarding the injured parties and the subsequent clean-up efforts were managed by local authorities.
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