Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, announced that a session of the state emergency situations team will be held tomorrow at 12:00, at which further measures and activities of the relevant services in addressing the consequences of adverse weather conditions will be considered.
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Gradual stabilisation of situation caused by adverse weather conditions in Serbia
Belgrade,
11 January 2026
Macut held telephone consultations today with ministers regarding the current situation in the country caused by adverse weather conditions.
As noted, the situation is gradually stabilising across the territory of Serbia, while stable electricity supply has been ensured in the municipality of Ivanjica.
It was also pointed out that all relevant services are continuously deployed on the ground with the aim of normalising the situation and providing assistance to the affected population, which is an absolute priority.
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