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Both newspapers cited unofficial information according to which the child hanged himself from a door handle in a Belgrade apartment.

But later in the day, Blic said that the death was "most likely" accidental, citing unofficial preliminary results of an autopsy.

The newspaper cited an unnamed source to report that it is certain Mali will not remain in his current position, and that the government reshuffle is expected to take place at the same time as the Belgrade City Assembly vote to elect a new mayor.

According to this, Mali could replace either the current minister of economy, Dusan Vujovic, or Agriculture Minister Goran Knezevic.

The daily Blic writes this on Tuesday, and adds that the priest, whose initials are S.M., has been detained, while the police are investigating "whether this is linked with a previous case of drug trafficking that involved M.J., a priest from Pozega."

M.J. and Z.M., a religion teacher, were arrested in late February for trafficking 27 kilograms of skunk.

The mayor will be elected by the new City Assembly, that the voters in Belgrade chose on March 4.

Serbian President and SNS leader Aleksandar Vucic, whose ticket won 44.99 percent of the vote, said on Monday that the mayor will be known "in about 50 days."

In the meantime, the media speculate about who might take this "hot seat."

The drugs were found in 52 packages hidden in an Uzice license plates car stopped in the village of Mrcajevci, near Cacak, late on Tuesday.

According to media reports, the accident happened when a BMW passenger car directly collided with a bus.

Blic and another Belgrade-based daily. Vecernje Novosti, said that two men and a woman, who were traveling in the car, all died.

Three bus passengers suffered light injuries. The scene was being investigated this morning.

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In an interview for the daily Blic, Dobelli said his organization will start organizing its gatherings in Belgrade next year. He also says that Serbia "made good progress and is doing a good job."

The cause of the fire is still unknown, RTS reported on Wednesday monrning.

Beta said it learned unofficially that the victims are a man in his 70s, a pregnant woman, and another person. The agency added that an investigative judge was still examining the scene at the time of the report.

BELGRADE - If the Belgrade local elections were to be held next Sunday, the "Aleksandar Vucic - Because We Love Belgrade" list would win convincingly with 40.4 pct of the votes, the latest Faktor plus survey shows.

The daily Blic further writes, citing a Faktor Plus survey, that the parties gathered around the SNS would have a total of about 47 percent, while all opposition lists put together would receive 40 percent.