Embassy of Serbia in Skopje opens book of condolence for Novi Sad tragic accident victims

Skopje, 3 November 2024 (MIA) - The Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Skopje has informed that a book of condolence is open for the public at its premises following the tragedy that occurred on Friday in Novi Sad.

Macedonian citizens can share their messages of sympathy by signing the book of condolence from November 2 until November 4, from 12 pm to 6 pm.

The Serbian government has declared November 2 (Saturday) a national day of mourning for 14 people who died in the tragic accident when the concrete roof above the entrance of the Novi Sad railway station collapsed on Friday.

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Embassy of Serbia in Skopje opens book of condolence for Novi Sad tragic accident victims

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Embassy of Serbia in Skopje opens book of condolence for Novi Sad tragic accident victims

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