Serbia's Construction Minister Goran Vesic has pledged to resign following a devastating roof collapse that killed 14 people at a train station in Novi Sad. The incident has sparked nationwide conversations about infrastructure safety and government accountability.
A Shocking Announcement
During a live broadcast, Vesic declared: \"Tomorrow morning I will officially submit my resignation… to the prime minister of the Republic of Serbia.\" The move comes just days after the deadly collapse in northern Serbia – a region still recovering from the shock of losing lives in a public space many used daily.
What Comes Next?
While Vesic's resignation signals accountability, young Serbians are demanding concrete changes. Social media buzzes with hashtags like #SafeSpaces as students and professionals question aging infrastructure across Balkan cities. Could this tragedy become a catalyst for modernization? 🔍
As investigations continue, all eyes remain on how Serbia will balance rapid urban development with public safety – a challenge facing many growing economies globally.
