June 3
• Family members are allowed, in agreement with the hospital and doctors, to visit patients in hospitals.
June 4
• In addition to flights from Zagreb to Dubrovnik, Split, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen, lines to Zurich, Zadar, and Pula have been restored since Monday. Next week, Croatia Airlines will also fly to Munich, Sarajevo, London, Dublin, Rome (via Split), Vienna, and finally, Brussels.
June 6
• I was just 'kicked out' of a large self-service store in a shopping center this Saturday due to disinfection, only for the all-powerful Headquarters to abolish that two-shift working time the very next day, which only older customers remember, while sellers from the two-shift era have long been retired.
• Hrvatski Telekom tested technology in Samobor that enabled rapid coverage with 5G services over larger areas. Two days earlier, the City of Hvar suspended the introduction of 5G technology until it is proven that this technology has no negative impact on people and the environment.
June 8
• Football is back! The Headquarters first had to ensure that everything was indeed going in the right direction. No one got infected from hugging after goals were scored. Everyone remained healthy even after the footballers' revenge in a hooligan style in the parking lot after the match in which an opposing footballer was 'beaten up, although the referee was to blame for the guests' defeat. The virus did not appear even in the duel where one footballer lay with a broken jaw. As if this was the final proof for the Headquarters that football had returned to normal, so spectators could be allowed into the stadiums!
• HDZ presented its electoral program. Initial analyses indicate that, compared to the SDP program, it is equally unachievable. Interestingly, both aim for the same electorate. Thus, HDZ promises to raise the minimum wage from the current 3,250 kuna to 4,250 kuna by the end of the mandate, while SDP will immediately raise it to 4,000 kuna. To paraphrase Krleža, it is easiest to hit others with someone else's – money. It would be good for Plenković and Bernardić to talk a little with entrepreneurs from the textile and footwear industries. And when they read the program similarities and differences a little better, they might actually sit down at the table and start negotiations on a grand coalition.
• Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. This applies to the Deputy Director of the Zagreb Clinical Hospital Center 'Sisters of Mercy' Dijana Zadravec. First, last week, the Management Board did not accept the proposal of Director Mario Zovak to dismiss the deputy who was reported due to an alleged incident with an employee. Thus, there were no obstacles to her candidacy for the position of director instead of Zovak. However, the Management Board this Monday did not decide on any of the three candidates (the third was academician Mirna Šitum). Zovak's consolation prize is that he remains acting director until the new competition, and he will surely enjoy continuing cooperation with his deputy.
