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Low Danube levels and high temperatures have placed water across most of Štrand beach in the fourth quality class, according to beach operator Gradsko zelenilo. Swimming is not banned: microbiological parameters remain within permitted limits, but visitors are advised to shower after leaving the water.
The Agriculture Ministry confirmed Serbia’s first sheep-and-goat-pox outbreak of 2026 at one holding in the Raška municipality; three outbreaks were recorded in the Raška district in 2025. The ministry says veterinary services collected samples after changes were noticed in the animals, and all 67 sheep and 60 lambs at the holding were euthanized to contain the infection.
Voždovac Health Centre invites residents to free check-ups on Saturday, July 25, from 08:00 to 13:00 at Jajinci Health Station, Bulevar JNA 86A. No appointment is needed; the programme includes abdominal and thyroid ultrasound, dermoscopy, blood-pressure and pulse checks, BMI and counselling.
Serbia's Emergency Situations Sector issued a red warning for the country's southern areas on July 21. The most dangerous thunderstorm systems are expected in the southwest, south, and southeast, with possible large hail and hurricane-force wind gusts.
On July 20, northern Serbia will see more sunshine, while other areas may get rain, showers, and thunderstorms. Local storms with hail and strong or gale-force winds are expected in the southwest and south during the afternoon and evening; Belgrade will be mostly sunny and around 29°C.
During the afternoon and evening of July 19, western and southwestern Serbia can expect showers and thunderstorms, with local hail and strong winds. In the evening, the storm zone is expected to move through Vojvodina, then Belgrade and Šumadija, followed by a noticeable temperature drop.
