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Ljubljana residents demand action over more than ten motorhomes and feces in bushes

09.07.2026 07:56 1 min 1 source РУС
Ljubljanainfo.com SLV
Ljubljana residents demand action over more than ten motorhomes and feces in bushes
Original source: Ljubljanainfo.com

Residents of Ljubljana reported over ten motorhomes parked in the city and feces in bushes, demanding authorities take action. The Inspectorate of the Municipality of Ljubljana stated it is not competent to act and forwarded the complaint to the municipal police. The issue of wild camping, previously typical for tourist spots like Bled and Bohinj, now affects the capital as well.

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Ljubljana residents demand action over more than ten motorhomes and feces in bushes

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