A truck struck workers carrying out reconstruction work at the entrance to Kljajićevo village near Sombor, killing two; the driver lost control and traffic was halted at the scene.
Road works are underway on numerous routes in Bosnia and Herzegovina with traffic controlled by temporary signals and diversions, while transport authorities call for careful driving and safe distances.
A severe road accident occurred in Šimanovci when two vehicles collided with force; one person died at the scene and another was taken to Belgrade with serious injuries, while the circumstances remain under investigation.
A new roundabout on the southern longitudinal road in Sarajevo's Grbavica district opens tomorrow morning at 6:30 after reconstruction of underground infrastructure and road networks. The transport minister reports that trolleybus contact line installation will be completed over the next ten days without traffic disruption, with central roundabout landscaping to follow.
A road accident at 4:40 p.m. on the M-17 trunk road near Branković involved four vehicles and left one person injured, who was taken to Zenica Canton Hospital; traffic was completely halted pending investigation by Žepče police.
Zagreb's mayor held a press conference on road construction delays and announced that most works should be completed by the start of the school year, with an immediate traffic restriction to be lifted near a highway overpass; he also addressed questions about illegal waste dumping in the city.
HEP Toplinarstvo announced temporary halts in hot water delivery across Zagreb neighborhoods during infrastructure modernization work funded by EU grants, with improved service quality expected once work is completed.
A sailor from Dubrovnik died during port expansion work in Valencia when he fell into the sea and became entangled in cables; the investigation is led by Spanish authorities and the contractor confirmed his employment status.
A main pipeline rupture cut water to 14 villages near Gornji Milanovac, the municipal utility said. The water service is expected to resume the following day, while the town is already in its sixteenth day of 12-hour daily restrictions due to low water levels in the Rzav river.
Sarajevo has announced temporary public transport adjustments across two separate periods: Friday morning tram rerouting and possible bus delays, followed by evening rerouting Friday and Saturday for an event on Susan Sontag Square.
A gyrocopter collided with service cable lines near the Campliccioli dam in a mountainous area and caught fire, killing both occupants, in a region not typically used for such flights and possibly without required permits.
Increased vehicle registrations in Republika Srpska over five years have led to daily traffic congestion, with official data showing a gain of more than 51,000 registered vehicles and highest growth in Banja Luka and Bijeljina.
Serbian singer Nataša Bekvalac performed in Pale on August 26 as part of the Assumption festivities, with Banja Luka's mayor Draško Stanivuković among the attendees; she invited him on stage, presented him with flowers, and he congratulated those present on the Patron Saint's Day and called the concert a gift to residents.
A bus and motorcycle collision in Barajevo this morning left the motorcycle driver and a bus passenger with serious injuries; both were taken to the Emergency Center and police are investigating.
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