Serbian Minister Resigns After Deadly Train Station Roof Collapse
Goran Vesic steps down following public outrage over the Novi Sad incident that left 14 dead, amid allegations of government negligence.
- The collapse of the concrete canopy at Novi Sad railway station killed 14 people and injured three, with a 6-year-old girl among the victims.
- Minister Goran Vesic announced his resignation, stating it as a moral responsibility, though he denied personal guilt for the tragedy.
- The incident has sparked protests across Serbia, with citizens accusing the government of corruption and poor oversight in construction projects.
- Critics argue that the canopy collapse was a result of substandard renovations, despite officials claiming it was not part of recent upgrades.
- Serbian authorities have launched an investigation, questioning over 40 people, as opposition groups demand accountability from top government officials.