Thousands of students are expected to gather in Novi Sad, Serbia, to commemorate the three-month anniversary of the train station roof collapse that claimed 15 lives and sparked nationwide anti-corruption protests. This demonstration is part of a wave of large-scale protests across the Balkans, fueled by public anger over corruption and a lack of oversight in construction projects.
NOVI SAD : Ribuan pelajar dijangka berhimpun dan menyekat kawasan jalan dan memenuhi jambatan di Novi Sad, Serbia, hari ini.
Demonstrasi terkini itu dianjurkan rentetan beberapa siri protes besar-besaran di Balkan, selepas tragedi di stesen kereta api yang meragut 15 nyawa di bandar utara Serbia, November lalu. Peletakan jawatan Perdana Menteri berlaku selepas sekatan selama 24 jam di sebuah persimpangan utama di ibu kota Belgrade, yang didahului beberapa hari sebelumnya oleh mogok umum yang menyebabkan sekolah dan perniagaan kecil ditutup di seluruh negara.
Pelajar universiti telah muncul sebagai pemimpin gerakan protes dan menyekat kampus-kampus di seluruh negara selama beberapa minggu.
STUDENT PROTESTS SERBIA ANTI-CORRUPTION TRAIN STATION COLLAPSE NOVI SAD
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