From the beginning of next month all motor vehicles in the areas must have Croatian number plates. At the moment vehicles with Croatian number plates are very rare, whilst the majority have no registration plates. An agreement for the reintegration of the school system in the eastern Croatian Danube River Areas into the rest of the Croatian education system will be signed today. A Resolution for a temporary school syllabus for ethnic Serbs in Croatia for the upcoming school year was also agreed upon. Trains will run as scheduled, three times a day, passing the stations of Darda and Ceminac, which are also again functioning.
International traffic traveling towards Hungary is anticipated soon.
Festivities were held in each of the towns to celebrate the liberation. At the current moment there are 580 thousand tones of one type of wheat grain and 50 thousand tones of another type are stored in silo's throughout Croatia, which is sufficient until next year's wheat harvest, announced Croatia's Minister for Agriculture, Zlatko Dominikovic, at a media conference held in Zagreb today. The average harvest for this year was 4.5 tones of wheat per hectare, whilst farmers have been paid for 70 percent for their produce. The harvest in the eastern Croatian Danube River regions have also been successful and the purchase of produce was also high. There are currently some 160 thousand tourists along Croatia's Istrian coastline.