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The hydrometeorological service expects levels to fall by another 10–12 centimetres by Thursday. Low water is already complicating the DTD system and shipping; authorities are monitoring possible effects of water diversion in Hungary.
After the indictment was confirmed, Goran Vesić and Anita Dimoski remain at liberty instead of under house arrest. The court cited a technical problem in calculating the measure's duration and sent the papers to the Court of Appeal.
Novi Sad begins phased heating-pipeline reconstruction on Franje Kluza Street on 18 August. The street is fully closed to traffic in the first phase; all works are planned to finish by 5 October.
From 14 August, traffic arrangements have changed on the Irig–Ruma state-road section because of construction of the Fruška Gora Corridor. About one kilometre after the Irig–Ruma/Irig–Vrdnik junction, traffic is directed to a new roundabout: the right service road leads to Irig and the left to Vrdnik.
021 publishes the Vojvodina Blood Transfusion Institute schedule: on 11 August a mobile unit will be by Betanija, 09:00–11:00, and central Novi Sad, 17:00–20:00; on 12 August at Neoplanta, 12:00–15:00, and central Novi Sad, 09:00–12:00; on 14 August in the centre, 09:00–12:00.
A protest photo exhibition titled Light It Up Too opened outside Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium in Novi Sad on the evening of 8 August. Danas reports that the school fence displayed photographs from protests supporting teachers and students and from the building blockade; teachers, current and former students, residents and cyclists attended.
