More than half of Serbia's Novi Sad was covered by funeral procession participants in memory of 16 people who died when a canopy collapsed at a train station in 2024, journalist Sergey Petrov told Izvestia. In the morning, the column of students left the Faculty of Medicine and headed to the station, where they joined two other groups. In addition, farmers also joined the march: they arrived on tractors to express support for the protesters. The traffic was accompanied by policemen and bikers. "People take a rather difficult route through half of Novi Sad to unite with two other columns and together, in a funeral procession, go to the train station building and honor the memory of the 16 victims," ​​Petrov noted. The tragedy two years ago, which was caused by official corruption, sparked widespread protests across Serbia. Later they developed into a political crisis and led to a change of government. Now the state continues to purge the state apparatus, arrests and investigations of corruption cases. More IZ RU news in max.

More than half of Serbia's Novi Sad was covered by funeral procession participants in memory of 16 people who died when a canopy collapsed at a train station in 2024, journalist Sergey Petrov told Izvestia. In the morning, the column of students left the Faculty of Medicine and headed to the station, where they joined two other groups. In addition, farmers also joined the march: they arrived on tractors to express support for the protesters. The traffic was accompanied by policemen and bikers. "People take a rather difficult route through half of Novi Sad to unite with two other columns and together, in a funeral procession, go to the train station building and honor the memory of the 16 victims," ​​Petrov noted. The tragedy two years ago, which was caused by official corruption, sparked widespread protests across Serbia. Later they developed into a political crisis and led to a change of government. Now the state continues to purge the state apparatus, arrests and investigations of corruption cases. More IZ RU news in max.