
Interior Minister Dacic announced that the fire, which started on August 2, was extinguished and there was no loss of life.
AI-generated summary
The forest fire that started in Deliblato Sands on August 2 was recorded as one of the most difficult fires in the history of Serbia.
In his written statement to the press, Serbian Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dacic stated that the forest fire in the Deliblato Sands region, where European Union (EU) countries Czechia, Slovakia and Romania also participated in the extinguishing efforts, was completely extinguished after 52 days.
Describing the forest fire that broke out in the region on August 2 as "one of the most difficult and largest fires in the history of Serbia", Dacic shared the information that there was no loss of life in the fire, which took a long time to extinguish.
Dacic stated that more than 560 firefighters and 170 fire trucks intervened in the forest fire in Deliblato Sands and thanked everyone who participated in the extinguishing efforts.

Meteorologist Cengiz Çelik stated that the new rainy system coming over the Balkans will be effective in the Marmara, Aegean and Western Mediterranean as of Sunday, temperatures will drop by 4-5 degrees and caution should be taken against sudden floods.

The 5.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred at 10.40 in Karaköprü district of Şanlıurfa caused damage to some houses and barns in the rural Pınarbaşı District. Teams from the Provincial Directorate of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change started damage assessment studies in the region.

The local people, who oppose the cement factory planned to be established in Menteşe and Yatağan districts of Muğla, started a 'Justice Watch' in front of the Muğla Administrative Court as a reaction to the 'EIA positive' decision given for the third time.

President Erdogan, speaking at the Climate Event program at the UN Headquarters, announced that Türkiye will organize COP31 in Antalya on 9-20 November 2026. He emphasized that climate targets should be compatible with social and economic realities, and that inequalities in access to finance and technology should be taken into account. He also expressed emotion about the floods in Nepal and said that a strong link must be established between development and climate goals for a just climate transition to be permanent.

Kadıköy Municipality announced its vision of 'Climate Neutral and Resilient Kadıköy' within the scope of combating climate change. The municipality, which aims to be climate neutral by 2050 with SECAP 3.0, is preparing new action plans in areas such as buildings, transportation and waste management.
According to the University of Chicago Climate Impact Lab research, extreme heat caused by El Nino may cause the death of 451 thousand people between June 2026 and February 2027. The regions at greatest risk were identified as the Sahara Desert environment and South and Southeast Asia.