Restrictions remain in place regarding open burning and the use of fire sources within the natural environment. Authorities have reiterated that it is still prohibited to burn materials, ignite fires near infrastructural facilities, organize bonfires, or utilize any objects or activities that could cause a fire. Furthermore, the organization of fireworks is also prohibited.
A declaration of a large fire hazard in the natural environment has been issued, specifically affecting the southern half of Slovenia. Due to this elevated risk, the Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia for the Protection against Natural and Other Disasters, alongside local police forces, will maintain heightened and stricter monitoring in the designated areas. These preventative measures are being enforced following recent weather patterns.
While the northern regions of the country have benefited from adequate rainfall, allowing for a degree of localized mitigation, the overall heightened risk necessitates stringent adherence to existing bans across the affected areas. The primary focus remains on preventing any accidental or intentional ignition sources that could lead to uncontrolled wildfires. All citizens are advised to comply strictly with these regulations to ensure public safety and protect the natural landscape.
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