Green-Left Front MP Radomir Lazović was the only one who threw red paint at the Government building, but he was not called to the police, but his colleagues. Lazović announces that the opposition could ask for a parliamentary commission that will prevent the "cover-up" of what happened in Novi Sad
After the demolition of the canopy at the railway station in Novi Sad, many questions remained, first of all - who is responsible and whether the canopy was subsequently loaded more than was allowed
In Novi Sad, people light candles for the 14 dead. In Belgrade, the ZLF tells the authorities that "your hands are bloody." The SviĆa organization is calling for a meeting on Sunday and says that the last straw has broken the last straw
Who was in the chain of issuing permits for the reconstruction of the railway station in Novi Sad, whether the works included a canopy or not, and who is the only person responsible who has not come forward so far
One-day mourning is in effect in Serbia, and three-day mourning in Novi Sad. Fourteen people were killed when the canopy of the train station in Novi Sad collapsed on them on Friday. Who is to blame for that? Critics of the authorities say that they are to blame for fraud and theft, as well as being incorporated into every construction project
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, should have gone among the pain-stricken people of Novi Sad without even a moment's hesitation. He had a place there, more than any other official
On Friday around noon, the canopy above the entrance door of the Railway Station in Novi Sad collapsed. The Minister of Infrastructure, Goran Vesić, said that the canopy was not reconstructed during the reconstruction of the Railway Station building, and that this can be seen from the building permit.
If a construction inspection had done its job, if the law and the rules of the profession had been followed, it is certain that the tragedy at the train station in Novi Sad would not have happened.
