AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWildfires & heatwave response in Serbia: Serbia is racing to contain multiple blazes as extreme heat and drought push temperatures to around 40°C, with helicopters and even the army deployed near Deliblatska Pescara and Kraljevo; authorities say no homes were hit and no casualties reported, while the Emergency Response Team added new measures to keep electricity and fuel supplies stable. Danube drought fallout: Record-low Danube levels are exposing WWII German battleships near Prahovo and threatening hydropower and nuclear cooling across the region, with Hungary and Romania taking emergency steps to manage electricity as water runs short. Mediterranean marine heat: Sea temperatures near Mallorca are nearing record highs, with unusually warm water reducing the usual cooling effect and raising concerns for marine ecosystems and coastal conditions. Biodiversity rescue: A rare eastern imperial eagle, Feliks, has been freed back into the wild in Serbia after months in captivity and a long international recovery following poaching and ransom demands. Public health pressure from extreme heat in Europe: Italy’s nationwide red heat alert across major cities highlights how the same heatwave is straining transport, power and tourism systems across the continent.
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