PROVODI SE OČEVID
15.06.2026. u 11:13
Objasnio je kako istražitelji od samog trenutka nesreće provode očevid, razgovaraju sa svjedocima te prikupljaju dokaze i dokumentaciju koja bi mogla pomoći u rasvjetljavanju svih okolnosti događaja
Pomorska nesreća u Splitskim vratima, u kojoj su smrtno stradale četiri osobe, predmet je opsežne istrage koju od jučer provodi Agencija za istraživanje nesreća u zračnom, pomorskom i željezničkom prometu. Istražitelj pomorskih nesreća Slaven Bušić istaknuo je kako je riječ o jednoj od najtežih tragedija s kojima se susreo tijekom svoje karijere.
Na početku obraćanja izrazio je sućut obiteljima i prijateljima poginulih. "Prije svega želio bih izraziti iskrenu sućut obiteljima i prijateljima stradalih. Riječ je o našim gostima koji više od 20 godina dolaze u Hrvatsku na odmor, a sada su doživjeli veliku tragediju. Najteže je provoditi istrage koje uključuju smrtne posljedice i ovakve nesreće", rekao je Bušić.
Objasnio je kako istražitelji od samog trenutka nesreće provode očevid, razgovaraju sa svjedocima te prikupljaju dokaze i dokumentaciju koja bi mogla pomoći u rasvjetljavanju svih okolnosti događaja. "Mi ne donosimo preuranjene zaključke. Cilj istrage je sagledati sve činjenice prije nego što se donesu konačni zaključci. Naš posao završava javno objavljenim izvješćem nakon što istraga bude u potpunosti dovršena", naglasio je.
Bušić je podsjetio kako je riječ o međunarodnoj istrazi jer su u nesreći sudjelovala plovila pod različitim zastavama, a među poginulima su državljani Češke Republike. "Već jučer obavijestili smo nadležna tijela država koje su zainteresirane strane u ovom slučaju. Hoće li se one aktivno uključiti u istragu, njihovo je pravo. Nakon završetka postupka izvješće će također biti dostavljeno svim uključenim stranama", rekao je.
Govoreći o samom tijeku istrage, nije želio iznositi detalje koji bi mogli utjecati na postupak, ali je pojasnio što se sve analizira. "Istražujemo tehničko stanje plovila, ispravnost opreme, način korištenja sustava na brodu, operativne procedure, postupke kompanija, kao i reakcije posade i putnika tijekom događaja. Ključno pitanje na koje želimo odgovoriti jest zašto se nesreća dogodila", istaknuo je.
Dodao je kako je dio razgovora sa svjedocima već obavljen, dok će se preostali iskazi tek prikupiti tijekom narednih dana. Na kraju je priznao da ga je razmjer ove tragedije posebno pogodio. "U svojoj karijeri svakako mogu reći da je ovo jedna od najtežih situacija koje su se dogodile na moru. Uz nesreću Lastova, riječ je o najtežoj pomorskoj nesreći s kojom sam se susreo", zaključio je Bušić.
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N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter5 days agoJurica Gašpar, a journalist and editor at morski.hr, appeared on N1 Studio Live with Nin Kljenak to comment on a tragic maritime accident in which four people died. The article does not provide further details about his comments or the incident itself.
Bias read (Center): The article provides no explicit ideological framing, loaded language, or biased sourcing. It simply reports on an interview with a journalist discussing a maritime tragedy without taking a stance or emphasizing any particular perspective.
Večernji listIndependentCenter6 days agoAuthorities including the Split Harbor Captaincy, police, the County State Attorney's Office, and the Agency for Investigating Accidents in Air, Maritime, and Rail Transport are investigating the maritime accident near Split Gates where four people died when a catamaran collided with a sailboat. On Monday, divers retrieved the body of the fourth victim from inside the sunken sailboat at a depth of 50 meters. The investigation continues as officials gather evidence to determine the circumstances of the tragedy.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about ongoing investigations into a maritime accident without taking a stance or using biased language. It reports on the actions of various authorities and includes a quote from an investigator, presenting the situation objectively.
Official sources cited
- government Split Harbor Captaincy
- government County State Attorney's Office
- government Agency for Investigating Accidents in Air, Maritime, and Rail Transport
N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter6 days ago The body of the eighth crew member was pulled out and the sailors sank. "It was 50 meters deep".The body of the eighth crew member of the sunken sailboat, which collided near the Split Gates and sank to a depth of 50 meters, has been recovered and handed over to the police for further proceedings. The Ministry of Sea, Transport, and Infrastructure reported that the search and rescue operation has concluded. Four crew members were rescued immediately after the collision, while three died. The eighth crew member was declared missing, and an intensive coordinated search took place until his body was found.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a maritime accident and recovery operation without taking a stance on any political issue. It provides factual information about the incident, the response by emergency services, and the outcome of the search and rescue efforts. There is no indication of ideological framing or
Official sources cited
- government Ministry of Sea, Transport, and Infrastructure
- government National Coordination Center for Search and Rescue at Sea in Rijeka (MRCC Rijeka)
Večernji listIndependentCenter6 days ago Photos of the catamaran from the maritime accident have been released today, crew members are in shock, and one of the owners has also spoken outAn investigation into a maritime accident in Split Gate, which resulted in four deaths, has begun. The investigator, Slaven Bušić, expressed condolences to the families and friends of the victims, noting that the deceased were tourists who had been coming to Croatia for over 20 years for vacations. The investigation team is collecting evidence and speaking with witnesses to determine the circumstances of the incident.
Bias read (Center): The article presents an official statement from the investigator, Slaven Bušić, who expresses condolences and outlines the investigative process without taking a clear stance or using biased language. It focuses on the facts of the investigation and does not favor any particular political side.
Official sources cited
- government Agencija za istraživanje nesreća u zračnom, pomorskom i željezničkom prometu
- government Slaven Bušić, Istražitelj pomorskih nesreća
Jutarnji listIndependentCenter6 days agoFour people died in a severe maritime accident that occurred on Sunday around 11:38 AM in the area of Split Gates, between the islands of Šolta and Brač. The incident involved a collision between a catamaran named 'Krilo Eclipse' and a sailboat. Four additional individuals were injured, with three suffering minor injuries and one being hospitalized due to serious spinal injuries. The Croatian Navy first located the sunken sailboat using drones, after which divers from the Ministry of Interior (MUP) found the fourth body inside the boat. Captain Željko Kuštera of the Split Harbor Authority said
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a maritime accident without apparent political framing. It focuses on the facts of the incident, including the number of casualties, the involvement of emergency services, and ongoing investigations. There is no evident bias toward any political side, and the language remains
Official sources cited
- press release N1 News Agency
- statement Captain Željko Kuštera, Split Harbor Authority
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