Despite the recent reports about the commercialization of the island of Veruda, or Fratarski otok, in the Pula Bay, Mayor Boris Miletić emphasized in a statement that the island will remain permanently accessible to the local population. Namely, the option of a new tourist offer was being considered, specifically the construction of bungalows for rent, which the people of Pula objected to. The problem is not just the bungalows, they say, but...
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