Serbian Protests Demand Accountability After Fatal Train Station Collapse

Thousands rally in Belgrade, calling for resignations and arrests following a tragic accident attributed to corruption and negligence.

The collapse of a newly renovated railway station roof in Novi Sad killed 14 people, including minors, sparking national outrage.
Protesters accuse the Serbian government of corruption and inadequate oversight in infrastructure projects, particularly those involving Chinese companies.
Prime Minister Milos Vucevic faces calls for resignation, while Construction Minister Goran Vesic has already stepped down.
An investigation is underway, but no arrests have been made, fueling public skepticism about government accountability.
The station was part of a high-profile project inaugurated by Serbian and Hungarian leaders, intended as a key link in a fast train line between Belgrade and Budapest.