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Croatia recommends people drink tap water after several fall from drinking bottled drinks

Authorities in Croatia have urged citizens to drink tap water only as they investigated cases of people suffering injuries after consuming bottled drinks

By AP News
Published - Nov 08, 2023, 06:42 AM ET
Last Updated - Nov 08, 2023, 09:48 AM EST

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Authorities in Croatia on Wednesday recommended people drink only tap water as they investigated reports of several cases of people falling ill and suffering injuries allegedly after consuming bottled beverages.

Health Minister Vili Beros said several people have sought medical help for “injuries inflicted by suspected chemical elements." Most have had mild symptoms and will be released home, he said.

Health authorities ordered the “suspected” products pulled out from shops, restaurants and elsewhere. They did not say which products were being withdrawn, but photos on social media from shops suggested they were Coca-Cola brands.

“Preliminary we can say that two (cases) were directly linked to the consuming of certain drinks while we are yet to determine the rest,” Beros said. “There is no need for panic but there is for caution.”

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