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A draft agreement proposes merging the state-owned Novi Sad-Gas into Srbijagas, transferring all assets and liabilities as well as 94 workers. It cites uninterrupted, stable natural-gas supply as the goal; this is a draft, not notice of a completed merger.
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.
Žabalj held a protest on July 26 against a planned waste-tyre recycling plant. N1 reports that the facility would have capacity of up to 72 tonnes a day and that its industrial-zone site is about 800 metres from the nearest homes; residents demand that the project be moved or cancelled.
On the evening of July 26, a car drove into a column of people during a Bačka Palanka protest walk supporting students. N1 reports eyewitness accounts of two people lightly injured; emergency services attended and traffic police intervened after the vehicle stopped.
Four pupils from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Zrenjanin won three gold medals and one bronze at the international OlympiadUSA mathematics competition, held in Houston from July 10 to 14.
The concert “Myths, Legends and Fairy Tales in Music” starts at 20:00 at the Novi Sad Synagogue. Danas and Novosti report free admission; the programme includes works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Sergei Prokofiev.
