Novi Sad

Several main streets in the city were blocked and without traffic, from Kneza Miloa, across Savska, to certain streets around them.
Large police forces are noticeable in all parts of the city.
The roadblock was organized despite the appeal of the Ministry of the Interior that blocking the roads is a violation of the law.

A BIRN investigation has identified serious delays on all three sections of the line, as well as mistakes that have cost Serbia almost $35 million in penalties; it also turned up documents showing that almost $720,000 of an $800 million Russian loan for the railway line was spent on the lease of six cars from a Russian contractor.

Years behind schedule

"President wasn't feeling well, and Ursula von der Leyen arrives tomorrow night and the day after tomorrow we are going to Nis with her, to mark the launch of work on the new railway corridor, after that we go to Dubai and with everyday problems in Kosovo, he simply had to slow down a bit", said Vasiljevic on Tuesday night.

As reported by the reporter of TV Prva, who talked to the locals, the citizens heard gunfire that reminded of the firing from automatic weapons, the so-called Uzi.
During the attack, U. S. (26), who was the bodyguard of G. K., who was previously known to the police, was killed.

"Before the end of the year, we will start building the sewerage system on the left bank of the Danube," said Aleksandar Vui on that occasion, adding that the necessary documentation for that project is now being completed.
"It will be a big and most important project, but we found the money and we will start with it soon," said Vucic.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs issued a statement stating that it had undertaken organizational and technical measures in order to increase the speed and efficiency of performing those tasks. From July 13, 2021, the working hours in all police administrations and police stations will be extended, from 7.30 am to 8 pm, while in the Novi Sad Police Administration, it has been extended to 9 pm.

The number of people in hospital is currently 568, while there are 36 patients on respirators.
A total of 10.101 people have been tested so far.

Being hosted in "150 minutes", Igor Juric said that when he presented the name of the famous stylist in Novi Sad, a law suit was filed against him. "I got it from one of them, a stylist from Novi Sad, because I said his name and he sued me for defamation, he is asking for 300.000 dinars in damages.

4.592 people were hospitalized throughout Serbia, of which 160 were on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 8.168 people were tested.
Out of 1.374 new cases of coronavirus, which have been confirmed in Serbia in the last 24 hours, the highest number is in Belgrade, 347.
Less than 100 new infections were recorded in all other cities.

"This is a magnificent gift for Serbia and I thank you for that," said Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic at the conference after the meeting.