Roof collapse at Serbian train station kills 14, sparks outcry over safety standards

A roof collapse at Novi Sad train station in Serbia leaves 14 dead, sparking safety concerns and public outcry. Authorities launch investigation as citizens call for accountability over recent repairs.

At least 14 people, including a child and a foreigner, were killed when the concrete roof of a Novi Sad’s railway station collapsed in northern Serbia on Friday. Authorities fear many of the injured are trapped under the rubble, as emergency crews work to find survivors. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Interior Minister Ivica Dacic have vowed to investigate the cause of the crash and any responsibility.