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The Veterinary Directorate identifies Srem, Macva, part of the Kolubara District, and Belgrade as most exposed to African swine fever, where pig production is concentrated. Agriculture Minister Dragan Glamocic said 11,000 pigs were to be euthanized at the Mistral farm in Hrtkovci near Ruma, with direct damage above EUR 1.5m.
N1 says Wednesday in Serbia will bring variable cloudiness: rain reaches the north and center first in the morning, spreads to other areas in places from midday, and starts clearing first in the north by evening. Highs are expected at 27-32 C; from Thursday onward the forecast returns to a more stable, mostly sunny pattern.
N1 forecasts a warm, muggy July 6 with a sunny morning, a 26-32 °C maximum, and increasing instability later in the day. The highest chance of showers and thunderstorms is expected in western and southwestern Serbia; conditions in the lowlands are close to the early-July average, but higher humidity makes it feel more oppressive.
N1 and Danas report that on the evening of July 5, the Zemun and New Belgrade citizens' assemblies protested at Usce against the aquarium project: they blocked the roundabout by the shopping center and then marched along Bulevar Nikole Tesle toward Hotel Jugoslavija under police escort. Activists say they have already filed an appeal against the preparatory-works permit issued by the Secretariat for Urbanism and are preparing a lawsuit against that decision.
N1 says Serbia on the second day of the weekend should be moderately warm and breezy. Long sunny intervals are expected through the day, but brief rain or a local shower is possible in mountain areas after noon; northerly wind will be moderate and at times stronger, with highs of 26-29 C.
N1 says Serbia on Saturday, July 4 should see mostly sunny and dry weather. Some daytime cloud development is possible without rain, a moderate and at times strong north wind is expected, and the maximum temperature will range from 25 to 29 C.
