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DEZINSEKCIJA - INSECT SPRAYING

JELSA 21.08.2023., 23:00. - 04:00., 22.08.2023.;  STARI GRAD 22.08.2023, 23:00 - 23.08.2023 03:00

Kombi za dezinsekciju Kombi za dezinsekciju
DEZINSEKCIJA

Rezultat akcije u srpnju 2023.g. https://slobodnadalmacija.hr/dalmacija/otoci/drama-na-hvaru-gradani-su-ogorceni-mladic-je-zamalo-umro-zaprasivali-su-komarce-dok-je-riva-bila-puna-ljudi-1315513

KOLOVOZ 2023
 
21.08.2023  JELSA  Ekocijan: Poštovani, obavještavamo Vas da će se: od dana 21.08.2023. godine u vremenu od 23:00 do 04:00 provoditi obvezna (preventivna)
ULV dezinsekcija (komarci) Općine Jelse sa naseljima Gdinj, Zastražišće, Poljica, Humac, Pitve, Vrisnik, Svirče, Zavala, Ivan Dolac, Vrboska i Jels

22.08.2023 STARI GRAD

Ekocijan d.d.d., obavještava da će se dana 22. kolovoza 2023. godine u vremenu od 23:00 do 03:00 h provoditi obvezna (preventivna) ULV dezinsekciju (komaraca) Grada Staroga Grada sa prigradskim naseljima Vrbanj, Dol, Rudina, Basina, Mudri Dolac i Selca.
 
GRAD HVAR: nisu još objavili akciju (19.08.2023.), pretpostavljamo da će biti u srijedu ujutro od 03:00 do 04:00

PAZITE: KORISTE SE OTROVI KOJI SU VRLO OPASNI ZA ŽIVOTINJE, POGOTOVO MAČKE, TE ZA OKOLIŠ I LJUDSKO ZDRAVLJE!

ZATVORITE PROZORE I ŠKURE. PAZITE DA LJUBIMCI BUDU UNUTRA AKO JE MOGUĆE. PČELARI: ZATVORITE  SVOJE PČELE!

INSECT SPRAYING - AUGUST 2023.

WARNING: Killing more pollinators! The insecticides used are very harmful to cats, dogs and humans, and of course to all flying insects, so keep away from public streets during this night after 11pm.

21.08.2023. JELSA and surrounding areas will be sprayed with insect-killing poisons on Monday 21st August, from 23:00 to 04:00 on Tuesday 22nd August

22.08.2023. STARI GRAD and surrounding areas will be sprayed with insect-killing poisons on Tuesday 22nd August from 23:00 to 03:00 on Wednesday 23rd August

HVAR TOWN has not yet announced the spraying action, we presume it will probably be on Wednesday 23rd August from 03:00 to 05:00.

TAKE CARE! THE POISONS USED ARE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS FOR ANIMALS (ESPECIALLY CATS), THE ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH!

CLOSE WINDOWS AND SHUTTERS, KEEP PETS INDOORS IF POSSIBLE. BEEKEEPERS SHOULD CLOSE THEIR HIVES.

19.8.2023.

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