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LIVE Tomašević Addresses the Court's Decision: Tomorrow We Will Find Out if the Strike Is Legal

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Even today, there is no public transport on the streets of Zagreb, with the exception of two trams, buses on line 330 and four buses on line 228.

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ZAGREB Mayor Tomislav Tomašević is addressing the issue after the Zagreb County Court rejected requests for a temporary ban on strikes at Zagreb Holding and ZET.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The court rejected the requests of ZET and Zagreb Holding for a temporary ban on the strike, but this has not yet decided whether the strike itself is legal.

Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević announced a press conference at 3 p.m., after addressing citizens directly via Facebook last night.

Even today, there is no public transport on the streets of Zagreb, with the exception of two trams, buses on line 330 and four buses on line 228.

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24sata.hr broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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