A woman lost consciousness on the island of Zlarin and required emergency medical assistance, but the helicopter could not land due to the helipad being blocked by waste and construction debris. The incident forced the helicopter to circle over the island for about 20 minutes while lifeguards cleared the beach. The mother reported that the medical team took around an hour to arrive, significantly longer than expected if the helipad were functional. The patient was later transferred to Split’s KBC hospital where she was diagnosed with syncope and released after treatment. This is the third such incident this summer, prompting concerns about the lack of maintenance on the helipad. Local authorities, including the City of Šibenik, have stated they lack ownership or management rights over the site, leaving responsibility to other entities.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of a medical emergency and the systemic issue of the unkept helipad, without overtly criticizing or praising any political entity. While the issue has political implications due to the involvement of local authorities and oversight agencies, the tone remains客观,





