The Serbian government passed a decision today on the closure of border crossings, as one of the new measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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Forty-four border crossings temporarily closed due to coronavirus
Belgrade,
12 March 2020
44 border crossings for road, rail and river traffic to Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Croatia, Northern Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina have been temporarily closed.
A list of all closed border crossings has been published on the website of the Ministry of the Interior.
At the session, the Decree on the terms and conditions for implementing subsidised purchase of new electrically powered vehicles and the atmospheric and electric powered hybrid vehicles was adopted.
Given that traffic has been recognised as a powerful source of pollution, especially vehicles with outdated conceptions of Euro 3 engines that use diesel as an energy drive, this specific measure has been taken to address the issue of air pollution.
The 1932 Vila Prendic in Belgrade has been given the status of a cultural monument by today's decision of the government. This building is located in the architectural and urban unit of Profesorska kolonija and is one of the most representative examples of modernism in Belgrade.
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