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The nursing home banned work, they continued. "Poor man who gets there"
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

The nursing home banned work, they continued. "Poor man who gets there"

A reader contacted Index.hr alleging serious irregularities at the 'Mali Dvorac' nursing home in Nuštar, Vukovar-Syrmia County, including inhumane treatment of residents. The facility, operated by Delta drvo d.o.o. owned by Ruža and Drago Suton, has been under investigation after reports of poor conditions, lack of qualified staff, unpaid wages, and failure to provide proper invoices. According to the reader, the interior was in a catastrophic state, with comments online describing it as terrible, cold, and unsanitary. Index obtained photos of the interior and attempted to contact the owners but received no response. The State Inspectorate confirmed inspections were conducted, leading to allegations of illegal fixed-term employment contracts, denial of annual leave, and improper food handling. Sanitary inspectors found expired food and hygiene violations, resulting in fines and orders to rectify issues.

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The nursing home banned work, they continued. "Poor man who gets there"

A reader contacted Index.hr alleging serious irregularities at the 'Mali Dvorac' nursing home in Nuštar, Vukovar-Syrmia County, including inhumane treatment of residents. The facility, operated by Delta drvo d.o.o. owned by Ruža and Drago Suton, has been under investigation after reports of poor conditions, lack of qualified staff, unpaid wages, and failure to provide proper invoices. According to the reader, the interior was in a catastrophic state, with comments online describing it as terrible, cold, and unsanitary. Index obtained photos of the interior and attempted to contact the owners but received no response. The State Inspectorate confirmed inspections were conducted, leading to allegations of illegal fixed-term employment contracts, denial of annual leave, and improper food handling. Sanitary inspectors found expired food and hygiene violations, resulting in fines and orders to rectify issues.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual claims and investigations into alleged misconduct at a nursing home, citing multiple sources including the reader, online reviews, and the State Inspectorate. It does not exhibit overtly biased language or selective sourcing, maintaining a neutral tone while reporting on

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