Friday

The first disturbance will be Wednesday into Thursday and the second Friday into Saturday

834 cars and motorcycles were checked from Friday to Saturday morning

The phenomena will decline on Friday

The details will be announced on Friday

TV sets at electronics stores may have only been available for window shopping this Black Friday, but despite the forced shutdown of brick-and-mortar shops, this year's promotional event went rather well, according to surveys, giving the market a desperately needed boost.

Unlike previous weeks, the streets will be empty starting from 5 pm on Friday.
Then the curfew will come into force for the whole weekend: all citizens of the Republic of Serbia will have a complete ban on movement from Friday at 5 pm to Monday at 5 am.

Today is Friday the 13th - a date that is often associated with bad luck. Over the day, millions of superstitious people will avoid meeting black cats, stay away from mirrors for fear of breaking them. Here are some of the most sinister events that happen on this date:

1. Lightning strike

International Women's Day was marked in central Athens on Friday with a rally at Klafthmonos Square.
The demo was joined by anti-racists, feminists, trade unions and women's groups who called for workers in the private and public sectors to stop work, not go shopping and abstain from family obligations for the whole day.

More Greeks may have gone shopping this Black Friday, but many appeared unhappy with the level of discounts that enterprises offered during the promotional events on and around November 23, a survey by the Athens University of Economics and Business revealed on Wednesday.

Four people drowned in the Greek seas on Friday, the authorities said on Saturday.

Rescue workers pulled a 74-year-old man out of the water off the coast of Zacharo in the Ilia prefecture of the Peloponnese on Friday night.

Unconscious when he was put in an ambulance, the 74-year-old was declared dead on arrival at a local hospital.