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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.
GSP changed bus operations because of heating-network works on Crnotravska. Route 40 runs as 40L, while routes 34 and 42 use temporary diversions; the arrangement lasts through 22 August.
The city said two tunnel-boring machines for Belgrade metro line 1 are leaving China. They are expected to reach Europe by October and then travel by the Danube to Belgrade; after assembly, they are to begin excavating about 11 km of first-phase tunnels.
Residents of Niš’s Pantelej district are continuing protests and a petition against the current rail-bypass route. Organisers want a safety study on freight trains passing through the neighbourhood and freight traffic moved outside it; a meeting with representatives of a European bank is scheduled for 4 August.
Serbian Railways Infrastructure has opened the first international prequalification tender to choose external supervision for the Paraćin–Trupale–Međurovo section of the future Belgrade–Niš line. The 76.2-km section is designed for speeds up to 200 km/h; applications are open until September 24 and the European Investment Bank will fund the supervision.
More than 70 civil-society organisations said the city Environmental Protection Secretariat's decision not to conduct an impact assessment for the Belgrade aquarium in Friendship Park is against the public interest. They seek to annul it on appeal and conduct the assessment.
