President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić on Saturday, he attended the opening ceremony of the E-763 "Miloš Veliki" highway, Preljina-Požega section, although part of the road from Pakovrat to Burns does not yet have a use permit, and the Munjino brdo tunnel, which is located on that section, does not have the automatic monitoring that was provided for in the regulations.
In order to eliminate this shortcoming, the Government of Serbia, in a recognizable style, on June 21 passed a Regulation suspending the Rulebook on Tunnel Safety, in order to open that section smoothly, so instead of automatic monitoring, 24-hour on-call firemen, police and emergency services will be introduced.
Engineers for professional supervision for that section, refused to sign documents without which it is impossible for construction inspectors to issue a certificate that the section is completed.
Guaranteed by Aleksandar Vučić and Zoran Drobnjak
In addition to all that, the director of "Roads of Serbia", Zoran Drobnjak, claims that he personally guarantees the safety of that road.
"What is not finished can be finished, and that does not affect the safety of the traffic, which is safe and I stand behind it. We have finished everything with this section, we are now dealing with the landslide and we need to create functionality for the tunnels. Skada is managed, we have 90 days to fix everything and make it functional and the road is safe. We need to move on now, to work towards Zakusa, towards Mackato to deal with security", he said Drobnjak for Insider television.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also claims that everything will go smoothly
"It is a 19,5-kilometer section, and the toll will not be charged for the first few days," Vučić said on Friday in an interview with Pink and Informer.
"We are opening in accordance with all the rules and regulations, we are not inventing anything. It is safe, you will see," said Vučić.