Blooming of Tisza Streamed over Yettel Network

Novi Bečej, June 13 - The spectacle of the Tisza blooming is expected to happen between June 9 and 18. Nature lovers will be able to follow this attraction in person at the riverbank of Novi Bečej, or through the Yettel YouTube channel, as the event will be live-streamed via the Yettel network.

The Tisza mayfly, an insect older than the dinosaurs, spends three years as a larva in the river's mud. One day in June, it comes to the surface for a mating dance to ensure the survival of its species. It can live only in clean waters and once it vanishes from a river due to pollution or other circumstances, it never comes back.

"We understand the importance of preserving such a unique natural phenomenon and learning more about it. That's why we supported the event, When the Tisza Blooms, and included the blooming spectacle in our advertisement. Environmental protection is an important topic for us, as well as our customers, which is why we have enabled them to participate in the initiative to preserve nature. Simply and easily, by activating the Eco Bonus digital service, plastic and paper waste is recycled on their behalf, which directly contributes to the future survival of phenomena like the blooming of the Tisza," says Saša Filipović, Chief Commercial Officer at Yettel.

So far, by activaing Eco Bonus, Yettel has collected and recycled 133 tones of plastic and 64 tones of paper on behalf of customers.

The event includes the Tisza Night Bazaar, an artist colony and a photo competition themed around this phenomenon, an environmental workshop and a roundtable discussion, programs for children, as well as various concerts and a regatta. Over nine days, more than thousands of visitors from Serbia and the neighboring region are expected to visit.

The blooming of the Tisza live-stream will be available through the Yettel network on the Yettel YouTube channel. Yettel has recently received a certificate for the best network for the fifth year in a row on the independent quality assessment of mobile networks in Serbia conducted by the international company UMLAUT.

You can find out more about the Yettel network on this link.