Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić announced today that, based on the decisions of the municipal emergency response teams, the state of emergency in Majdanpek, Mali Zvornik, Lučani and Ivanjica has been lifted in the territories of those municipalities, thus stabilising the situation on the ground caused by unfavourable weather conditions on the territory of the entire Serbia.
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State of emergency lifted in Majdanpek, Mali Zvornik, Lučani, Ivanjica
Belgrade,
19 January 2026
Dačić said that the Ministry of the Interior will continue to monitor the situation on the ground and, in coordination with other competent institutions, will be ready to take all necessary measures in the event of worsening weather conditions.
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Author: Ministry of the Interior
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