Construction has begun on a 6.6-kilometer bypass around the town of Orebić, valued at €49.4 million, aimed at reducing traffic congestion in the town center, particularly during the tourist season. The project, part of broader infrastructure development in the Pelješac region, includes plans for future phases connecting the Pelješac Bridge to the Port of Perna. The total investment across two projects in Orebić and Perna amounts to €70 million, with overall investments in Pelješac and Korčula reaching €250 million. The construction is expected to take two years and will involve local companies, including a Croatian firm partnered with a Turkish contractor.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a balanced overview of the infrastructure project, quoting multiple officials including the Deputy Prime Minister and local administrators. It focuses on factual details such as costs, timelines, and project scope without overtly favoring any political perspective or using emoti


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