Daily headlines - Monday, 21 August

DELO

Reconstruction in Koroška
"Water and gas supply the biggest problems": Across Koroška there are still problems with natural gas supply due to ruptured pipelines. Prevalje, meanwhile, will have to wait several months for water because the construction of six kilometres of new pipeline will last three months. (front page, 3)

Aid for flooded areas
"Applications for aid due by 28 August": Those affected by floods have until 28 August to ask for aid from three humanitarian organisations that received EUR 11 million from the government in immediate flood relief funds. (front page)

Athletics
"Čeh defending title on the beautiful blue Danube": Discus thrower Kristjan Čeh will be defending his world championship title at the athletics worlds in Budapest today. (front page, 9)

DNEVNIK

Polling
"After the floods, support for Golob and Janša": The Democrats and Freedom Movement are neck-and-neck in the latest Dnevnik poll. The floods and their aftermath appear to have benefited both Prime Minister Golob and opposition leader Janez Janša. (front page, 2, 3)

Tourism
"Expenses and profit important rather than development": Slovenian tourism is doing well, but now is the right time to think about the overall direction of the tourism sector. (front page, 7)

FINANCE

Interest rates
"What kind of interest rates of deposits domestic and foreign banks are offering": For term deposits of up to one year, Slovenian savers will get the lowest interest rates in the entire eurozone. (front page, 2, 3)

VEČER

Flood relief effort
"How European solidarity works": Many times European solidarity does not appear to work, but when it comes to natural disasters such as Slovenia's floods, things are different. (front page, 4, 5)

Football
"Advantage not enough for a win": Rogaška, the newcomers to Slovenia's first division football, have won their first point by equalising against Maribor. (front page, 14, 15)

Agriculture
"Agriculture after the floods": Even before the floods the Slovenian farming sector was in a difficult situation. Farmers now expect the state to provide long-term measures to help them. (front page, 3)