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    Six Arrested Over Serbia Railway Station Roof Collapse

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    Posted on August 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Tags:Presidentinfrastructure financingfinancial stability

    Quick Summary

    Six people, including a former minister, were arrested over a railway roof collapse in Serbia, sparking major protests against corruption.

    Six Individuals, Including Ex-Minister, Arrested After Serbia Roof Collapse

    Arrests Related to Railway Station Roof Collapse

    BELGRADE (Reuters) -Six people, including a former minister, were arrested on Friday over their involvement in reconstruction of a railway station, whose roof collapsed last November killing 16 and triggering Serbia's biggest anti-government protests in decades.

    Details of the Arrests

    The office of the prosecutor for organised crime said Tomislav Momirovic, former infrastructure minister, was among those arrested.

    Public Reaction and Protests

    The six are suspected of inflating invoices from a consortium of the two Chinese companies - China Railway International Co and China Communications Construction Co - who were given the task of reconstructing both the railway station at Novi Sad and tracks, the statement said.

    Accusations Against Officials

    They are suspected of damaging the state budget by $115.6 million, the statement said, and also said that by inflating invoices the Chinese consortium benefited by $18.8 million, but gave no further details.

    In December 11 people, including Momirovic's successor Goran Vesic, were detained on suspicion of committing a criminal act against public safety.

    Months of protests across Serbia following the roof collapse, including university shutdowns, have rattled the rule of President Aleksandar Vucic, a former ultranationalist who converted to the cause of European Union membership in 2008.

    The protesters, who blame corruption for the disaster, demand early elections that they hope would remove Vucic and his party from power after 13 years.

    They accuse Vucic and his allies of ties to organised crime, violence against rivals and curbing media freedoms. Vucic denies the accusations.

    (Reporting by Ivana Sekularac; Editing by David Holmes)

    Table of Contents

    • Arrests Related to Railway Station Roof Collapse
    • Details of the Arrests
    • Public Reaction and Protests
    • Accusations Against Officials

    Key Takeaways

    • •Six individuals, including a former minister, were arrested in Serbia.
    • •The arrests are linked to a railway station roof collapse in Novi Sad.
    • •The collapse led to Serbia's largest anti-government protests in decades.
    • •Suspects are accused of inflating invoices and damaging the state budget.
    • •Protests demand early elections and accuse the government of corruption.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Six arrested over Serbia railway station roof collapse

    1What is infrastructure financing?

    Infrastructure financing refers to the funding of large-scale public works projects such as transportation systems, utilities, and buildings. It often involves public-private partnerships and can include various financial instruments.

    2What is public safety?

    Public safety is the protection of citizens from crime, disaster, and other hazards. It encompasses law enforcement, emergency services, and disaster preparedness to ensure a safe environment for the community.

    3What is financial stability?

    Financial stability refers to a condition where the financial system operates effectively, allowing for the smooth functioning of financial markets and institutions, minimizing the risk of financial crises.

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