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021 reports that Faculty of Dramatic Arts professor Stevan Filipović was beaten in central Belgrade on the evening of 5 August. In a video he published, he says he had filmed the demolition of a protected building at Makedonska and Nušićeva streets before the attack; the account of the circumstances and alleged assailants is his version of events.
N1 relays a Nova ekonomija report saying that none of the 30 CAF trams is currently in service, leaving GSP to rely on older vehicles without air conditioning. A union representative estimates that, among 113 trams entering service, at most 15 new Bozankaya vehicles are air-conditioned, provided they run all day without breakdowns. GSP had not responded by publication.
BVK says consumers at listed addresses in 11 Belgrade municipalities were without water until 15:00 on 6 August, from Stari Grad and Vračar to Grocka and Barajevo. The utility also sent tankers to Kovilovo, Ritopek, Mali Mokri Lug, Radiofar, Barajevo, Veliki Borak, Pinosava and Republic Square.
Kurir, citing Elektrodistribucija Beograd, published the 6 August planned-outage schedule for parts of Vračar, Voždovac, Rakovica, Novi Beograd and Zemun. The windows began at 08:30 and ended no later than 15:00; Rakovica had the longest address list.
From 5 to 15 August, buses 72 and 72N are diverted in both directions because of stormwater and sewage works near the junction of Nedeljka Gvozdenovića and Surčinska streets. Ten stops are temporarily withdrawn for line 72; night line 72N skips five of them, some in only one direction.
The City of Belgrade published two fault lists for 5 August: some repairs were scheduled by 15:00 and the remainder by 22:00. Consumers in the listed and nearby streets across 12 city municipalities were without water; a separate list named 14 tanker locations, including three vehicles for Ritopek.
