Dozens injured in Serbia as protesters clash with pro-government supporters
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Violence erupted in Serbia as anti-government demonstrations escalated for a second night, leading to numerous injuries. In response to a prior attack by ruling party supporters on demonstrators, protesters gathered in various cities. Incidents involved pro-government groups confronting protesters, resulting in the throwing of objects and confrontations with police. Nearly 50 arrests occurred, and more than 30 riot police were injured. Protesters demand a thorough investigation into the corruption that led to the collapse of the Novi Sad railway station roof, which killed 16 people, and call for early elections.
Clashes erupted between rival protest groups in Serbia, leaving dozens injured, as anti-government demonstrations turned violent for a second night amid ongoing anti-corruption sentiments.
Protesters have gathered in cities across Serbia in response to an attack by ruling party supporters, escalating tensions that originated from the collapse of the Novi Sad railway station roof.
The violence escalated with police detaining nearly 50 individuals, and reports indicated over 30 riot police were also injured during confrontations between demonstrators and government supporters.
Protesters are demanding accountability for the Novi Sad tragedy and are pressuring Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to call for early elections.
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