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Šobot tells CAPITAL that relocation of the old boiler house was ordered because of increased polluting particles. The same report carries an inspection finding that the new one was built without a construction permit and that removal of the work was ordered.
BL Portal carries a notice that patients of the Pulmonary Diseases Clinic’s Oncology Department should attend the new building from 13 October.
ATV reports that a patient escaped from the Clinic, entered the Vrbas and came out with police assistance. The person was taken to emergency care; the article reports no physical injuries.
Srpskainfo reports that the District Court annulled Vlado Đajić’s dismissal and carries Minić’s statement that the Government will comply with the court’s decision.
Nezavisne novine carries UKC’s notice that the Oncology Clinic will begin work on Paprikovac on 23 March. The article was published three days before the announced start.
BL Portal reports discussion of a possible school at the current location and Šobot’s statement that credit procedures for new psychiatry facilities are awaited. The article announces no specific construction start.
SRNA records the ceremonial opening of the oncology and haematology building with palliative care. RTRS outlined its facilities the previous day.
In an interview, Nikola Šobot discusses a new oncology and haematology building and planned patient relocation. He announces organisational changes and better working conditions.
The City of Banja Luka says it is implementing a long-term plan from 2022, monitoring air quality and preparing an emissions-source map. It says the short-term plan awaits the relevant ministry’s approval.
UKC announces the handover from Đajić to Šobot. The new acting director promises improvements to healthcare services and healthcare workers’ position.
The RS Government announces Vlado Đajić’s dismissal and the appointment of Nikola Šobot, then head of the Cardiac Surgery Clinic.
Gerila and DW report Vlado Đajić’s dismissal after a video prompted drug-related allegations. DW carries his denial and allegation of blackmail.
RTRS reports a BAM 29,066 equipment and appliance donation to the Addiction Disorders Department. It lists air conditioners, televisions, tables and chairs.
Pulmonologist and former UKC director Mirko Stanetić describes a dramatic increase in patients with lung cancer and warns about winter smog. The interview is linked with air-pollution reports from 2023 and 2025.
In a media report, Đajić attributes the delay to BiH institutions. UKC also identifies necessary repairs, including replacement of the roof structure.
The BiH Council of Ministers adopts a draft framework loan agreement of €11,135,000 for six psychiatric institutions. €7,669,464 is planned for four institutions in RS.
SRNA, republished by Srpskainfo, records the opening of the first 560 parking spaces and Đajić’s announcement of new psychiatry facilities, a medical faculty and a school.
FENA carries the Ministry’s response about accepting borrowing for four RS institutions and prioritising a new Clinic on Paprikovac. The Ministry says it is still too early to give deadlines.
N1 carries UKC’s statement: one patient sustained burns, while five employees were kept under observation for smoke exposure. Staff and firefighters contained the fire.
On World Mental Health Day, Đajić discusses a plan and concept design on Paprikovac and expects an imminent funding agreement. The Clinic head emphasises the need to prevent patient stigma.
Novosti Plus carries Šeranić’s statement that the oncology project has begun and that plans to relocate the Psychiatry Clinic are ready.
Faktor magazin carries Slobodan Hajder’s announcement that a tender for a new Clinic building on Paprikovac is expected soon, with funding and documentation described as practically secured.
UNDP reports the handover of design documentation for four institutions, including Banja Luka’s Psychiatry Clinic.
N1 reports that documentation to resolve accommodation needs is still being prepared. Former minister Slobodan Stanić warns of risks he associates with the buildings’ physical condition.
Srpskainfo reports that Slobodan Stanić showed Clinic photographs at a press conference and criticised conditions for patients and staff, proposing a different allocation of public investment.
Blic carries Šeranić’s statement that institutional reconstruction should begin that year, including a plan to relocate Banja Luka psychiatry to Paprikovac.
An N1 team reports on insulation, windows and accommodation capacity. The head describes staff’s efforts to keep the existing premises clean and heated.
UKC’s contract register lists a contract dated 6 August 2019 for firewood in the 2019/2020 season, for the boiler house at the Psychiatry Clinic location.
eKapija reports Šeranić’s estimate that work on the four-institution project could begin in mid-2020 if activities proceed as planned.
The Council of Europe Development Bank announces approval of approximately €11 million for building and modernising six institutions in BiH, including Banja Luka.
Alongside ombudsman warnings about damp and poor accommodation, Srpskainfo carries UKC’s response: the boiler house was renovated and put into operation with a new boiler before that heating season.
UKC’s procurement archive contains a contractor-selection decision for heating reconstruction at the Clinic. The listing is dated 1 August 2018.
After reports that a court annulled Stanetić’s 2017 dismissal, CAPITAL reports in January 2018 that the Government issued a new dismissal decision and reappointed Đajić as acting director.
The Jug 1 drawing, dated August 2017, shows residential and commercial buildings and a university expansion zone. A new psychiatry clinic is not separately identified in the reviewed drawing.
A further report records insulation, damp and equipment problems. UKC says it addresses urgent repairs within its budget and that staff continue providing healthcare.
BUKA reports Mirko Stanetić’s dismissal and Vlado Đajić’s appointment as acting UKC director. Both say at that time that they are still awaiting formal decisions.
RTRS reports Radojičić’s statement that both the City and the Clinical Centre claim the land occupied by Surgery and Psychiatry, and that future regulatory plans matter.
A report republishing ATV’s story presents a new clinic as a solution expected in three years. Staff describe maintaining dilapidated rooms and a lack of necessary facilities.
Banjaluka.net carries a report on damp and deterioration in parts of the complex. The Ministry and UKC acknowledge the problem and describe earlier renovations and attempts to obtain assistance.
The ombudsmen’s special report describes damp, worn-out sanitation and rooms that are difficult to heat. Its annex dates the Clinic visit to 7 November 2016.
In an interview republished by eKapija, Stanetić describes new UKC facilities but says conditions have not yet been met to relocate every service, including Psychiatry.
During a visit to the Jakeš institution, Minister Ranko Škrbić also announces a psychiatric clinic building in Banja Luka. The article gives no deadline for that building.
Glas Srpske reports that designers have been selected and that design work is expected to finish by the end of the month. Director Mirko Stanetić identifies Paprikovac as the planned location.
Blic reports that one third of around 120 patients are treated in dilapidated barracks. Better conditions are linked to a possible loan arrangement and a new building.
Glas Srpske describes the day hospital’s dilapidated building. The head at the time explains that much of the Clinic has been renovated or newly built, while this building is still waiting.
In an interview with Nezavisne, Minister Ranko Škrbić says the design is complete and announces that construction of four buildings for the Clinic’s relocation should start soon.
Nezavisne novine records new and renovated buildings, alongside two inadequate barracks at the Banja Luka Clinic. The deputy head describes earlier roof leaks and deterioration.
Glas Srpske reports the opening of a prefabricated building and Škrbić’s announcement of funding for a clinic at Paprikovac. Director Milan Skrobić distinguishes the improved accommodation from a permanent solution.
The barracks in Obilićevo were built after the 1969 earthquake, according to a retrospective Blic report from 2010. Some later accommodated patients of the Psychiatry Clinic.
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A January 2019 article reports that the boiler house was renovated before that heating season. The exact work dates, emissions measurements, final appeal outcome and claims of diverted funding remain open questions. Missing documents remain research questions. This archive does not claim to have found every existing publication. Suggest a source ↗
The archive title is shortened. ATV does not confirm a suicide attempt or a reason for escape. The source reports no physical injuries.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: Večernje novosti (navedene u tekstu)
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: ATV
Content checked: 20 October 2026A retrospective source about post-earthquake barracks. It is not a contemporary document from 1969.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: Srpskainfo
Content checked: 20 October 2026The date is the profile update date. Only its ministerial terms, 2013–2014 and 2014–2018, are used; family and asset information is not reproduced.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Content and date were confirmed in an indexed version; direct retrieval failed. A later technical page update is not the date of another fire.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The announcement uses a rounded €11 million figure for six institutions, rather than only the Banja Luka Clinic.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Statements for World Mental Health Day. The annual patient number is the interviewee’s claim in that article, rather than independently verified statistics.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL
A later media development: Đajić says he will not seek reinstatement. This does not establish enforcement of the judgment or the outcome of other proceedings.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Includes Đajić’s denial and allegation of blackmail. The archive does not confirm the substance shown or criminal liability.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: Anadolu (AA)
Carries the same UKC fire statement; not a separate incident.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: FENA
The injury figures in this later article differ from the first statement. A separately identified report of 8 January 2024 is used for the fire figures.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: FENA
Republishes the same agency story; not an additional independent confirmation.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: SRNA
Content checked: 20 October 2026The statement describes plans, monitoring and institutional responsibilities at publication. Subsequent approval and measured effects are not established by this source.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Institutional directory of data, archives and monitoring links. No current measurement series was reproduced here, and no individual emitter’s contribution was established.
Content checked: 20 October 2026General scientific context: outdoor air pollution is classified as carcinogenic to humans. The source does not establish the Clinic boiler house’s contribution to exposure or disease in Banja Luka.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The full drawing, sheet 04 at scale 1:1000, dated August 2017, was visually reviewed. The 2025/03 upload folder is not an adoption date. The drawing alone does not establish current legal validity, ownership or construction legality.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The register lists the original Jug 1 plan and amendments 060a and 060b. Reviewing this index is not a full legal review of all amendments and their application to individual parcels.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Describes public consultation on the Jug 1 draft from 26 April to 26 May 2017, between Majke Jugovića, Bulevar vojvode Stepe Stepanovića, Mačvanska and the Vrbas. Public consultation is not an adoption decision.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL · Original outlet ↗
A republication of CAPITAL’s article was read. The original blocked automated access. The inspection order was not directly reviewed; findings and the appeal are attributed to the outlet.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL
The archive title has been neutrally reworded. A republication of the same story; not independent confirmation.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL, preko BL Portala
Republishes the same story; not independent confirmation.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL
Republishes the same story; not independent confirmation.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The report’s comparison of public priorities is not evidence that the same money was diverted between projects.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Carries UKC’s statement: one injured patient and five employees kept under observation. It says the fire broke out in a building from 2008.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The article covers several institutions. Only the section about Banja Luka was used for this archive.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Carries UKC’s announced start date of 23 March 2026. This is a separate stage from the February ceremonial opening and October pulmonary oncology relocation.
Content checked: 20 October 2026UKC’s response describes boiler house renovation before that heating season, a new boiler and commissioning. The article’s date does not confirm that the work was performed in 2019 itself.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The report is dated February 2018, with no exact publication day. Banja Luka is covered on pages 62–64; the annex on page 96 dates the visit to 7 November 2016. A direct public document is linked without copying photographs.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: FENA
Republishes the credit-financing story. Its claim of five injured patients and a doctor differs from UKC’s statement of 8 January 2024; the first statement is used for the figures.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The direct HTML page was reviewed. The relevant paragraph concerns the Surgery and Psychiatry land and regulatory plans; the city heating utility in the headline is not the Clinic’s boiler house.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The original interview was reviewed directly. This entry uses the section about the new Clinic; the minister’s statement that the design was complete does not confirm that construction had begun.
Content checked: 21 October 2026Republished from: Glas Srpske
Content checked: 20 October 2026Initial reporting based on unofficial information; the Government’s official statement from the same day is listed separately.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The direct institutional announcement confirms the date of Đajić’s dismissal and Šobot’s appointment. It is not a finding of criminal liability.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Covers the same handover as UKC’s announcement; it does not independently verify delivery of the stated promises.
Content checked: 20 October 2026UKC’s original announcement of the handover and new management priorities. An improvement announcement does not establish completion of an individual project.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: Srpskainfo
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: Nezavisne novine · Original outlet ↗
The Nezavisne interview republication was read in the browser. A boiler-house reference elsewhere in the interview does not identify Psychiatry’s plant and is not used as evidence of work on it.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The article was read in the browser after the security page completed automatically. Published in January 2018, it describes renewed dismissal in December 2017; the relative wording “this year” is not treated as a new dismissal date.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The written interview was read in the browser. Alongside more patients, the speaker discusses smoking, winter smog, early detection and improved diagnosis partly contributing to the observed increase. It is not an incidence registry or a finding about one boiler house.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL · Original outlet ↗
Republication of CAPITAL’s report on the judgment. The full judgment was not directly reviewed; the claim that it was final remains attributed to the report.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The date is the original 2017 publication, not the page’s 2024 technical update. Subsequent court developments are linked separately.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The channel, title, description and date were checked on YouTube. The same publisher’s public written interview is used for the verbatim quotation; the video is neither downloaded nor embedded.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The archive title is shortened. Statements come from the SDS Health Committee chair’s press conference; photographs were not copied.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Only the ministerial term, 14 March–5 September 2013, is used from his own CV, p. 1. Private contact details are not reproduced. The document publication date is unconfirmed.
Content checked: 20 October 2026A media report about annulment of a dismissal, rather than a published judgment. It does not establish criminal guilt or innocence.
Content checked: 20 October 2026An announcement by Slobodan Hajder, rather than a published tender notice. The claimed funding source is attributed to him and is not equated with CEB documents.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Item 79: firewood for the 2019/2020 season, contract 01-5804-9/19 of 6 August 2019. A fuel purchase does not confirm the boiler house’s construction year.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The title and date were checked on the archive page. The linked decision is scanned; its full contents are unconfirmed. A selection decision does not prove completion.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Content was found in a search index; direct opening failed. The exact publication date is unconfirmed, so it is not a separate dated event.
Content checked: 20 October 2026An institutional announcement of the handover of design documentation and completion of the preparatory phase for four institutions. It does not confirm the start of construction or represent a direct review of all technical annexes.
Content checked: 21 October 2026The article gives IQAir index values of 198 and 207 at the time. These are dated index snapshots, not current measurements, an annual average or concentrations in µg/m³.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Published on 18 December 2025 at 20:18, reporting an index of 479 at 19:00. The index is not presented as an annual level, mass concentration or current conditions.
Content checked: 20 October 2026An authored commentary accompanying PurpleAir data. Assessments of the authorities’ response remain the author’s views; rankings are limited by the network’s coverage and snapshot time.
Content checked: 20 October 2026A draft framework agreement was adopted. This is distinct from ratification, drawdown or completed construction.
Content checked: 20 October 2026The official publication overview concerning emissions from wood and coal heating was reviewed. General context for heating choices, not a technical inspection, measurement or ranking of the Clinic’s specific boilers.
Content checked: 20 October 2026