Zlatibor

During the evening hours, the rain on Zlatibor turned into a strong snowstorm, and there is also a blizzard on Kopaonik, which at 6 a.m. was the coldest in the country with minus eight degrees Celsius.
Competent road services are on standby, and duty teams with heavy machinery will be sent to the ground.

53 winter service truck vehicles on the streets of Belgrade

Divibare Mountain has been under snow for several days now, and the height of the white blanket is additionally increasing with today's precipitation.

There was a traffic jam in front of one of the tunnels leading to this mountain.
"We have been waiting for almost half an hour to continue the journey, the lane is huge. They told us that the police would come to regulate the traffic on this section," said one of the drivers who found himself on the main road to Zlatibor.

As he says, it was not done because there is a huge pressure from the public - people who live from the work of winter centers and the population that wants to return to normal life before the pandemic, because all this is taking too long.

The panoramic gondola on Zlatibor, one of the largest investments in the municipality of Cajetina, starts working today.
According to the words of the director of JP Gold gondola Bojana Boani, with the gondola this mountain is entering a new era of tourism.

The first guests arrived to Mokra Gora yesterday - celebrated Italian director Paolo Virzi, French director of photography Michel Amathieu, Chinese-Canadian film director Johnny Ma, a French-Russian-Kazakhstani chess grandmaster Vladislav Tkachiev and director Karim Aïnouz.

Anti-government protesters in Belgrade on Saturday evening carried medical masks in mockery of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, whose recent photo-shot alongside a sick child in a hospital angered critics who called it a cynical gesture.

Serbian Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said on Friday that the camp ran by Serbian and Russian veterans that gave military training to children and young adults was shut down late on Thursday.

"We issued a warrant to disband the camp due to the possible abuse of children and disturbance to the public," Stefanovic told media.

This data pertains to the first half of this year, compared to the first half of 2017.

Zlatibor, located in western Serbia, also recorded an increase in the number of overnight stays of foreign tourists - 12 percent more year on year.

The woman, who has not been named, died two days ago.

Health Minister Zlatibor Loncar explained on Wednesday that she worked at the clinic as a member of non-medical staff.

According to unofficial information, the woman was on a long-term sick leave due to an unrelated chronic condition.