Protests Erupt in Serbia After Railway Station Collapse Kills 14

Demonstrators in Belgrade demand accountability for a disaster blamed on corruption and negligence.

Thousands of protesters in Belgrade accused the government of corruption and demanded arrests following the Novi Sad railway station disaster.
The collapse of a concrete canopy at the station resulted in 14 deaths, including a 6-year-old girl, and left three others with severe injuries.
The Serbian government, led by Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, has launched an investigation into the incident, with 26 people already questioned.
Critics allege that the renovation of the station, part of a deal with Chinese companies, was plagued by corruption and mismanagement.
Protesters marked government buildings with red handprints, symbolizing blood, and called for the resignation of top officials.