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\n The teenager is now the 16th fatality in the tragic collapse of a concrete awning at a train station in northern Serbia.
\n ADVERTISEMENTA 19-year-old died on Friday in a hospital in Serbia, becoming the 16th fatality in the collapse of a concrete awning at a train station in November. The tragedy triggered months of anti-corruption protests rattling Serbia’s government.Vuka\u0161in Crn\u010devi\u0107 died more than four months after tons of concrete crashed down on 1 November without warning, on him and other people outside the central train station in the northern city of Novi Sad.Thousands of people on Friday evening marched through the streets of Novi Sad and lit candles in a vigil for Crn\u010devi\u0107.Many in Serbia believe the deadly crash was the result of poor renovation work on the station building which arose from rampant government corruption, negligence and disrespect of the safety regulations.Months-long protests demanding accountability over the crash have drawn hundreds of thousands of people. Daily protests and blockades have up to now included 15-minute silence for those who had died in the disaster.Silent traffic blockades were held on a number of different locations in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, Novi Sad and other cities on Friday.Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vu\u010di\u0107 announced plans on Friday to organise counter-rallies, which could further escalate tensions and potentially cause clashes between groups of protesters.In the southern city of Ni\u0161, protesters threw eggs and water at the mayor from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party in a Friday protest. Riot police units were deployed to secure the party meeting.Vu\u010di\u0107 demanded in a video posted on Instagram that all \u201cbandits\u201d be arrested. He announced he would visit Ni\u0161, promising to put \u201call the thugs\u201d behind bars.Vu\u010di\u0107 accuses protesters of \u201cterrorising\u201d people in Serbia and of bringing about violence, although the anti-graft protests \u2014 which are led by university students \u2014 have been largely peaceful.The latest rally in Belgrade last weekend was among the biggest ever held in the Balkan country, which has a long record of anti-government demonstrations. Authorities have faced accusations of using a sonic cannon against protesters during the commemorative silence on Saturday evening, Vu\u010di\u0107 and other government officials have denied this accusation.Initially, 14 people were killed and three were injured in the Novi Sad station crash. Belgrade’s military hospital, which was treating Crn\u010devi\u0107, said that he died due to \u201ccomplex injuries\u201d and \u201censuing complications.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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