Massive Protests Erupt in Serbia Over Deadly Railway Station Collapse

Tens of thousands demand accountability for Novi Sad tragedy, citing corruption and negligence under President Vucic's government.

Protests in Belgrade and other Serbian cities have drawn tens of thousands, marking one of the largest demonstrations in years.
The movement was sparked by the November 1 collapse of a railway station roof in Novi Sad, which killed 15 people and is blamed on corruption and substandard construction.
University students have led weeks of protests, demanding the prosecution of those responsible, including government officials, and the release of renovation documents.
The demonstrations have gained nationwide support from diverse groups, including farmers, actors, professors, and other citizens.
President Aleksandar Vucic has rejected calls for a transitional government and accused the opposition of exploiting the protests, while 13 individuals have been arrested in connection with the collapse.