politics
April 6, 2026
New evidence that the authorities opened the Novi Sad Railway Station before the completion of works
The tragedy at the Novi Sad Railway Station, where the canopy killed 16 people on November 1, 2024, was not an isolated incident, as the authorities are trying to portray it, but a result of the state leadership's haste to put the facility into use as soon as possible. Many documents published after the tragedy confirm that this public space was not completed at that time and that the fatal collapse occurred practically on a construction site that was, for the sake of political propaganda, disguised as a functional station.
TL;DR
- The Novi Sad Railway Station tragedy, which resulted in 16 deaths, is suggested to be a consequence of premature opening due to state leadership's haste.
- Documents and insurance policy details indicate the station was still a construction site when it was officially opened and used by the public.
- An additional insurance premium of $132,723.64 was paid by CRIC in August 2024, signifying increased risk and an incomplete facility.
- The original insurance policy was set to expire in June 2024, with testing expected to conclude by September, but the station opened in July, leading to an extension of the testing period.
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