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Students and citizens in Novi Sad protest against online courses, accusing government corruption after train station collapse leads to 16 deaths

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27 April 2025, 07:02
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Thousands of high school students and citizens blockaded the streets of Novi Sad, Serbia, on April 26, 2025, protesting against the introduction of online classes as an attempt to bypass the school boycott. The demonstrations began after the collapse of the roof of the city's train station, resulting in 16 deaths, symbolizing official corruption. Students from across Serbia organized rallies and public outrage led to the resignation of the prime minister and pressure on the government. Protests continue almost daily.

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