Šabac
Vučić: "I didn't sign the law"; "The excavator driver has serious bodily injuries"
"I did not sign the law on expropriation, and I did sign the law on the referendum when I returned from Sochi," said Vui during a tour of the works on the Milo Veliki highway in aak.
"I'm waiting for a lawyer's opinion," he explained.
Speaking about the incident in Sabac, Vui said that the driver of the excavator did not injure anyone and is currently in the hospital.
Media: Traffic in Belgrade normalized; Gazela passable after opposition protest PHOTO
Several main streets in the city were blocked and without traffic, from Kneza Miloa, across Savska, to certain streets around them.
Large police forces are noticeable in all parts of the city.
The roadblock was organized despite the appeal of the Ministry of the Interior that blocking the roads is a violation of the law.
"Belgrade – Sabac, a mere 40-minute drive"
He also visited the construction site on the second section of the Ruma-Sabac highway and the Sabac-Loznica two-lane highway.
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Ousted Serbian Theatre Director Warns of Divide, Issues Rallying Call
"There is no respect for slaves. And just because we all know that the slave system is not fair, that doesn't mean that it will be overthrown by the slave owners. The system suits them."
'Enemies of the state'
Yazaki opens plant in Sabac
SABAC - Japanese automotive parts maker Yazaki on Tuesday opened a plant in Sabac that will manufacture cable sets for Daimler trucks.
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Two young men kill taxi driver "over high fare"
Taxi driver Cedomir Popovic from Sabac in western Serbia was murdered in his car on Monday "because he charged his passengers RSD 2,390."
Belgrade-based newspaper Vecernje Novosti reported this on Tuesday quoting his widow, Zorica Popovic.
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Turkish Itimat opens dairy in Serbia
SABAC - Serbian Minister of Trade and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic told Tanjug that construction of a diary in Sabac has been agreed with Turkish company Itimat, adding that the production is expected to start in April.
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Turkish company to open dairy in Serbia
Turkish company to open dairy in Serbia
BELGRADE -- Minister of Trade Rasim Ljajić has told Tanjug that construction of a diary in Šabac has been agreed with the Turkish company Itimat.
The production is expected to start in April, according to him.
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100 years since first Allied victory in WW1
100 years since first Allied victory in WW1
BELGRADE -- The decisive stage of the Battle of Cer, which ended as the first major Allied victory in World War I, took place in the night between August 15 and 16, 1914.
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Villages devastated by tornado-like storms (photos)
Villages devastated by tornado-like storms (photos)
BELGRADE -- The village of Šopići near Lazarevac was hit by a storm described as a tornado late on Wednesday, and a similar disaster affected another, in central Serbia.
26 persons were injured within ten minutes during the storm in Šopići, southwest of Belgrade.