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Zagreb – The Croatian government reacted last night to the news in the media about the expulsion of experts from the Scientific Council, claiming that the information was incorrect.
Source: Tanjug
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However, it is clear from their statement that they told the aforementioned scientists that cooperation no longer makes sense, Indeks reports.
“With regard to the inaccurate information that the Prime Minister made the decision to expel five members of the Government Scientific Council, we consider it incorrect to publish these accusations and chains without first verifying their accuracy. The Prime Minister did not make that decision. We thank the Scientific Council members who are net “It certainly was an ‘epidemiological’ movement, not a political one,” the government said.
“The head of the Prime Minister’s office, Zvonimir Frka-Peteic, contacted Kolaria, Ambriovic-Ristov and Bana today, while Rudan and Klepac did not answer the call. He told them that mutual trust had been ordered and that The cooperation, which until now had been voluntary, It makes sense for some members of the Scientific Council to have regular talks with him on Saturday afternoon about the current epidemiological situation and restrictive measures, and then, without prior notice, appeal to the Croatian public the Sunday morning, that they do not openly summon the Government and the civil protection file, without making concrete proposals on the measures to be taken in the fight against COVID-19 and the policies of the prosecution, ”they stated in Banski dvori for the Jutarnji list.
A group of 26 doctors and scientists, from the country and abroad, led by scientist Ivan Iki, wrote an open letter on Sunday saying they were deeply concerned about the spread of the coronavirus in Croatia, and listed their recommendations to combat the epidemic in the country.
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