Due to ongoing heatwaves and droughts, the water level of the Danube River in Serbia continues to drop. Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Dačić said on the 7th that the water level of the Danube River in Serbia has dropped to its lowest level in nearly 100 years. Meanwhile, there are still 9 wildfires burning in Serbia. Dačić said that the current hydrological and meteorological situation in Serbia is still grim, and the low water level has had an impact on inland waterway shipping and the energy sector. The relevant departments are taking measures to ensure the supply of water resources and the normal operation of infrastructure. Although the current situation has improved from previous days, the hot weather is expected to continue, so the crisis is not over yet. In response to the scarcity of water resources, Dačić called on all parties to take measures to save water.

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