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Mostar Civil Protection HQ: The Fire at the Uborak Landfill is extinguished

Published: July 6, 2026
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At the session of the Civil Protection Headquarters of the City of Mostar held on Monday, it was confirmed that the fire at the Uborak sanitary landfill was practically extinguished and that the preconditions had been created for the start of the repair of the resulting damage.

As stated in the press release, the priority activities relate to clearing the fire area and removing the consequences of the fire at the waste sorting plant, which was completely burnt.

The headquarters of civil protection of the City of Mostar issued an order to remove the remains of the burnt plant, with the aim of ensuring safe conditions for the start of rehabilitation and assessment of the resulting damage.

Also, the Civil Protection Headquarters of the City of Mostar requested the holding of an extraordinary session of the City Council no later than Thursday, July 9, in order to consider the problems caused by the fire at the Uborak landfill and the interruption of municipal waste collection.

The members of the Headquarters, led by Commander Marija Kordić, thanked the fire brigades for their multi-day engagement in extinguishing fires in the area of ​​Mostar. Their professionalism and dedication in difficult conditions were emphasized, as well as their important role in protecting the lives of citizens, their property and the natural environment.

The competent Civil Protection Service of the City of Mostar continues to continuously monitor the situation on the ground and, in cooperation with all competent services, is taking the necessary measures to protect citizens and fully remediate the consequences of the fire as quickly as possible, the statement said.

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