First, around half past one today, it was reported that the residents of Krnjača blocked the Zrenjanin road protesting that the promised construction of the sewage network on the left bank of the Danube had not yet begun, and then, around 15:XNUMX p.m., that exactly what they were protesting for happened: in a field between several residential buildings Sewage overflowed in Bruska street, a large lake full of feces is visible, and parts of the street next to the settlement are flooded.
At the protest, those gathered said that they did not believe the promise of President Vučić, who said that he would find a contractor for the construction of the sewage network in three months at the latest.
"Vučić made the first promise for a solution to this multi-decade problem back in 2019, when he was in Kotež while the entire settlement was flooded with spilled feces," said Dragomir Stanković, a resident of Krnjača.
Stanković emphasized that the then deputy mayor of Belgrade, Goran Vesić, together with the former president of Palilula Municipality, Aleksandar Jovicic, once opened the works on the construction of the sewage network, but it turned out that it was only a pre-election promise.
"The re-opening of works on the sewage network took place in 2022, but only for the purpose of taking a picture with the then minister Tomislav Momirović," Stanković pointed out.
After that, a lake was created with feces.
"The authorities do not respond to our calls and letters at all, and we have been in the feces for a long time," said resident Bojana Vodeničar.
"There are two kindergartens in the immediate vicinity where we take children passing through these feces," she pointed out. The representative of the citizens of the left bank of the Danube, Dušan Marković, told FoNet that the citizens are angry with the competent services.
The citizens are angry, and announce that on April 12 they will go and take a gift to the president of Palilula Municipality.
S.Ć./FoNet