Stolovi fire remains uncontained as wind rekindles hotspots
Overnight rain did not reduce the fire on Stolovi near Kraljevo. Strong wind is rekindling hotspots and difficult terrain is complicating firefighting.
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August 18, 202601:20 PM
RHMZ warns of heat up to 42°C from 20 to 25 August
The RHMZ forecast calls for 35–40°C from 20 to 25 August, locally up to 42°C in central and southern Serbia. Belgrade is expected to reach 35–38°C; dry conditions and wind may sustain wildfire risk.
Two groups of prescription medicines become cheaper
From 17 August, 18 medicines in two groups are cheaper: according to 021, prices fell to about RSD 600–1,100, with patients paying 30% and the state covering 70%. A prescription is required.
Serbia has recorded six West Nile fever cases since June
According to Batut, six cases were recorded from 1 June to 16 August: two each in Belgrade, South Banat and Central Banat. The patients' average age is 64.
August 14, 202607:06 PM
Deliblatska Sands wildfire affects about 2,000 hectares
The Interior Ministry says the Deliblatska Sands fire remains the most serious of ten active wildfires in Serbia. Ivica Dačić said all villages are safe, but variable wind continues to pose a risk; a firefighting-rescue vessel has been deployed since 13 August.
The Stolovi wildfire affects about 200 hectares
On Stolovi mountain near Kraljevo, the wildfire has affected about 200 hectares. The Interior Ministry says structures are not threatened; 43 rescuers, a quad bike, a water reservoir and two helicopters are involved.