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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Romanians to avoid protest areas in Serbia, including Belgrade, Novi Sad and Nis.

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20 August 2025, 15:20
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The MAE has issued a travel warning for Serbia due to large-scale protests in several localities, including the capital. Romanian citizens are advised to avoid crowded areas and follow the instructions of local authorities. In case of emergency, contact numbers for the police, fire brigade and ambulance are available, as well as consular assistance through the Romanian Embassy in Belgrade and the consulates in Vârșeț and Zajecar.

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