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Twenty-one months after 16 people died in the station-canopy collapse, the main trial of six defendants has yet to begin; the indictment was confirmed and house arrest extended. N1 also relays Radar's reporting on correspondence involving presidential-office staff: the correspondence is linked to indictment material, but conclusions about political responsibility remain source assessments rather than a court finding.
021 republished a Danas report based on unofficial police information: since 1 July, two hand grenades, a mortar shell and an aerial bomb have been found along the Petrovaradin bank near the fortress and Kamenički Park. The aerial bomb was neutralised; if you find a suspicious object along the low Danube, report it to police and wait for a patrol rather than handling it yourself.
On Saturday and Sunday evenings, Ciklonizacija will carry out ground mosquito treatments in Novi Sad areas on the Srem and Bačka sides. The company links the increased share of Asian tiger mosquitoes to tropical heat.
Rail traffic between Belgrade and Novi Sad resumed at about 02:00 on 31 July after an overnight halt caused by a field fire near the tracks. Srbijavoz said the disruption between Batajnica and Beška had ended; passengers reported evening delays in Nova Pazova and Beška.
Because of works in Vršačka Street, bus line 6 will take a diversion on Tuesday, 4 August, between the Futoška–Bulevar Evrope junction and Feješ Klare Street. Passengers may use stops served by other lines along the changed section.
The Basic Court in Novi Sad granted the request to return Serbian-language teacher Rima Grujić to Jovina Gymnasium. Principal Radivoje Stojković must comply within eight days, pending completion of disciplinary proceedings.
