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Marko Perković Thompson fined for illegal construction in Čavoglave

Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson has been issued a third fine by the State Inspectorate for failing to fully remove illegally constructed structures in his hometown of Čavoglave. The disputed objects, identified as a canopy and a prefabricated warehouse, were built without the necessary permits.

While inspections confirmed that the singer had removed part of the structures, the full order for removal was not completed within the mandated 90-day period. The total amount of fines issued to date has reached 30,500 euros, consisting of individual penalties of 6,630, 10,600, and 13,270 euros. If the structures are not fully removed, authorities may proceed with forced demolition at the investor's expense.

Thompson previously addressed the situation on social media, acknowledging his mistake and stating that the structures were intended for tools and worker shelter. Unofficial reports suggest that all fines have since been paid and the illegal objects have been removed.

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Marko Perković Thompson · Mile Bosnić · State Inspectorate · State Inspectorate of Croatia · Vukovar · Čavoglavama · Čavoglave

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