US EditionSerbia court drops case against ex-minister over train station disaster
- A Serbian court dropped charges against a former Construction Minister regarding the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse that killed 16 people, citing a lack of evidence.
- The Novi Sad High Court stated there was 'insufficient evidence to support reasonable suspicion' against Vesic and five others, while confirming charges against the remaining seven defendants.
- The prosecution plans to appeal the court's decision, arguing that 'the evidence collected clearly established reasonable suspicion against all defendants'.
- Vesic remains under house arrest in a separate investigation concerning the financial aspects of the accident, as protests continue demanding accountability.
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Dnevni list Danas
nin.rsThe Higher Court in Novi Sad has dismissed the indictment against former Minister of Infrastructure Goran Vesić and several other defendants in the collapse of a railway station canopy on November 1, 2024, when 16 people died.
RTV Slovenija
sta.siThe court in Novi Sad has dismissed the indictment against former Minister of Construction Goran Vesić in connection with the collapse of a canopy at the Novi Sad railway station, as the court found there was insufficient evidence to charge him.
A High Court of Serbia announced Wednesday that it ordered, in the absence of evidence, the completion of the judicial procedure which was directed by an former construction minister, Goran Vesic, and many other suspects charged...
Daily Journal
Serbia court drops case against ex-minister over train station disaster
A Serbian court dropped charges Wednesday against a former construction minister over the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse that killed 16 people, citing a lack of evidence.
The preliminary judicial council of the Novi Sad High Court suspended the criminal proceedings against several people in the Novi Sad train station tragedy case on December 24, including former Minister of Construction and Transport Goran Vesić. According to Szabad Magyar Szó, Jelena Tanasković, also a former minister and former acting CEO of the Serbian Railway Infrastructure; Anita Dimoski, former acting assistant minister of the Ministry of …
A court in Serbia on Wednesday dropped the criminal case against former Minister of Construction, Infrastructure and Transport Goran Vesic and five others over the collapse of a shed at a renovated railway station in Novi Sad that killed 16 people on November 1, 2024, due to lack of evidence. The report comes from AFP and the RTS television portal. The case is one of three investigations related to the tragedy, which has sparked widespread prote…
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