Thousands of people in Novi Sad remember the tragedy at the station, with 16 minutes of silence held in Belgrade and Novi Sad

Updated 2026-11-03 · told from many outlets at once

In Serbia, the opposition Students' List won parliamentary elections on October 25 with over 52 percent of the votes. A roof collapse at Novi Sad's railway station killed 16 people, including two sisters. Thousands gathered in the city two years later to honor the victims. The incident sparked widespread protests and became a political movement.

• The opposition Students' List won the parliamentary elections on October 25.
• A roof structure collapsed at the railway station in Novi Sad.
• Thousands of citizens gathered in Novi Sad two years after the canopy collapse.
• The students' movement, which began with protests over the collapse, became a political force.
• No judicial responsibility for the death of sixteen people has been determined two years after the accident.

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