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Activists rally in Belgrade to protest railway station disaster

November 4, 2024 2 Min Read
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Lots of of opposition activists rallied in Belgrade on Sunday to protest over a lethal accident at a railway station in Serbia’s north, for which they blame negligence and corruption by the authorities.

The catastrophe on Friday within the metropolis of Novi Unhappy, about 70 km (40 miles) northwest of Belgrade, occurred when roofing alongside the doorway to the station abruptly collapsed, killing 14 folks and severely injuring three.

Protesters carrying banners studying “The blood is in your arms,” and “Corruption kills,” and chanting “Arrest (President Aleksandar) Vucic”, marched by authorities buildings within the centre of the Serbian capital.

“We’re all shaken and livid … the state is instantly answerable for this,” stated Djordje Dimitrijevic, a protester.

Serbia’s opposition politicians, activists and rights teams accuse authorities loyal to Vucic and his Serbian Progressive Get together of rampant corruption, ties with organised crime, nepotism and extreme purple tape.

Vucic and his allies deny such allegations.

Serbia’s Prime Minister Milos Vucevic stated on Sunday authorities had been investigating who’s answerable for the catastrophe.

“Prosecution and police are working to determine legal duty … (and) there isn’t any avoidance of political duty,” Vucevic stated in a TV broadcast.

The station in Novi Unhappy was renovated in 2021 and 2022. Different minor works continued till July this yr.

The prosecutor’s workplace within the metropolis stated on Sunday its investigators had interviewed 26 folks in reference to the accident, together with Transportation Minister Goran Vesic, and had secured paperwork of significance. One other 14 folks have been summoned for questioning, it added.

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