Kragujevac
| Garrison city and former capital (1818–39) of Serbia; population (1991 est) 146,600. |
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In the Balkans UNEP concluded that there were several environmental hot spots--such as targeted industrial facilities and oil refineries in Pancevo, Novi Sad, Kragujevac, and Bor--where immediate cleanup was needed to avoid further threats to human health. Some industrial sites, such as the oil refinery in Novi Sad, plants in Pancevo, the Zastava car factory in Kragujevac or the mining town Bor, show signs of pre-existing environmental pollution at alarming levels. Kragujevac, an industrial city in central Serbia, suffered immense damage. |
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