New fire in Serbia; Thick smoke covered the streets; Houses near the flames; Parts of roads closed VIDEO
Large fires have broken out in the Pećinci municipality in Srem, according to the Instagram page “192_rs.”
15:55
12.8.2026.
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Large fires have broken out in the Pećinci municipality in Srem, according to the Instagram page “192_rs.”
15:55
12.8.2026.
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During the morning hours, a major fire broke out at a well-known hospitality establishment in the center of Zlatibor. Huge flames and thick smoke spread through the mountain resort, and firefighters were immediately dispatched to the scene.
10:29
12.8.2026.
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The State Hydrometeorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ) issued a warning this morning about high temperatures across Serbia, including Belgrade.
8:55
12.8.2026.
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Luka Čaušić, head of the Emergency Situations Sector, said today that more than 600 fires had been reported across Serbia in the past few days, with fires recorded in every part of the country.
18:38
11.8.2026.
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Miloš Milenković, assistant head of Fire and Rescue Units Administration within Emergency Situations Sector, said there was no further spread of fires in the Deliblato Sands and the Stolovi near the city of Kraljevo, adding that no settlements were at risk.
9:27
11.8.2026.
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Temperatures of up to 40°C are expected across Serbia today, while a red weather alert is in effect in Bačka, Banat and Pomoravlje. According to the State Hydrometeorological Institute, another spell of cooler weather is expected to arrive on Wednesday.
9:14
11.8.2026.
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The Republic Hydrometeorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ) issued a warning today about high temperatures across Serbia, including Belgrade, as well as a warning about extreme conditions for the ignition and spread of wildfires.
11:00
10.8.2026.
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Roland Kokai, director of the public enterprise Vojvodinašume, said today that between 7% and 8% of the forest in the Deliblato Sands had been destroyed by the fire and expressed hope that the blaze would be brought under control in the coming days.
9:45
10.8.2026.
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Four major wildfires are currently active across Serbia, with a total of 484 personnel from various services deployed to fight them. The situation is most critical in the Ibar Gorge and the Deliblato Sands, where the fires remain out of control.
23:55
7.8.2026.
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Firefighting and rescue crews are still battling wildfires at multiple locations across Serbia. The most critical situation is in Ibar Gorge, where fires are burning from Maglič to Polumir, as well as in the Žaračke Mountains above Ušće and in area above Seoce
22:00
6.8.2026.
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Blood reserves at the Institute for Blood Transfusion have fallen to critically low levels. The Institute appeals to citizens to donate blood during summer, in order to maintain stable supplies and ensure all hospitals and emergencies have sufficient quantity.
14:18
6.8.2026.
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Due to exceptionally prolonged and intense heat wave affecting Serbia, numerous wildfires have broken out across the country. Members of the firefighting units and the Emergency Situations Sector are making extraordinary efforts to bring blazes under control.
10:02
6.8.2026.
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The first minimally invasive implantation of a specialized venous stent in Serbia was performed at the University Clinical Center of Serbia on a patient suffering from chronic, severe headaches.
15:15
5.8.2026.
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The Ministry of Environmental Protection announced today that, after receiving information about the fire that affected the "Stara Planina" Nature Park, all relevant services responded urgently and are now working to extinguish the blaze.
14:34
5.8.2026.
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Low water levels of the Danube have revealed the remains of the Insel Schanz (Island Redoubt) fortification, which was built in the mid-18th century near the Petrovaradin Fortress.
18:30
4.8.2026.
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Thousands of people displaced after Operation "Storm" found refuge in Subotica, where they rebuilt their lives and became a lasting part of the city's history and identity.
18:10
4.8.2026.
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A strong upper-level ridge is expanding eastward across central Europe and the Balkans, meaning that the heat wave with temperatures above 40°C will continue in the coming days, the meteorological service Severe Weather Europe reports.
12:02
4.8.2026.
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In Serbia, the highest temperature at noon was recorded in Sombor, where it reached 37°C, while the coolest location was Kopaonik, where 21°C was measured, according to data published on the website of the State Hydrometeorological Institute of Serbia (RHMZ).
13:30
3.8.2026.
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The meeting of the Emergency Situations Headquarters, convened in response to the high temperatures and the water levels of rivers across the country, began shortly after 9:00 a.m. at the Serbian Government building.
9:43
3.8.2026.
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Meteorologist Ivan Ristić told TV Prva that, at the peak of the intense heatwave expected in Serbia, temperatures could reach as high as 48°C in direct sunlight.
10:02
31.7.2026.
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Municipal Administration of Gornji Milanovac on Friday issued an order requiring water conservation and rational use of water from the municipal water supply system due to unfavorable hydrological conditions at the intake of regional Rzav water supply system.
9:29
31.7.2026.
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An extended period of extreme summer heat lies ahead, expected to last for the next two weeks. With the first days of August come forecasts indicating when we might finally get some relief. At least, that is the outlook of a well-known amateur meteorologist.
17:22
30.7.2026.
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