Blockades That Kill: How the Arrogance of Small Groups Threatens the Health of All Serbia!
Imagine emergency services can’t reach you because roads are blocked. Medicines don’t get to hospitals. Children with rare diseases can’t get their treatments. This isn’t a horror movie scene — it’s happening right now in Serbia! The Ministry of Health warns: road blockades directly endanger the lives and health of Serbian citizens.
Ambulances Trapped in Traffic Jams
Imagine your life depends on it, but ambulances can’t get to you because streets are blocked. That’s exactly what’s happening! Blockades prevent normal operation of emergency services and all healthcare providers. Without delivery of medicines, medical supplies, or even meals for hospitalized patients, the healthcare system is on the brink of collapse.
Delayed Therapies and Postponed Surgeries
Patients undergoing hemodialysis, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or receiving treatments for rare diseases are now in grave danger. Medical workers can’t get to work, and scheduled surgeries are at risk. Many of these patients are critically ill, and blockades could literally cost them their lives.
The Arrogance of Small Groups at the Expense of Millions
All this chaos is caused by small groups of students blocking faculties and intersections in Belgrade and other cities. Police removed blockades in Belgrade, but in Čačak two intersections remain blocked, causing huge traffic jams and more problems.
The Ministry of Health says it’s high time those who behave arrogantly and use blockades as a political tool take responsibility for their actions. They are now directly responsible for everyone who didn’t get emergency help, patients who missed therapy, and doctors who couldn’t perform surgeries.
Who’s the Next Victim?
Will the arrogance of these blockades claim the first victims? The Ministry hopes not, but the situation is alarming. People are dying because the system can’t function. All because a few think their fight is more important than others’ lives.
Traffic Chaos, Lives at Risk
Belgrade’s streets were blocked, traffic jams were massive, and public transport barely functioned. People sat on intersections, ripped out benches, and caused chaos. Police had to intervene to restore order.
Conclusion: Life or Blockade?
This isn’t just a traffic problem. It’s a matter of life and death. While some play blockade games, others fight for every breath. The Ministry of Health sends a clear message: blockades are dangerous, irresponsible, and can have deadly consequences.
If you thought blockades were just political protests, think again. They are a direct threat to the health and lives of all of us. So, what do you think? Is it justified to endanger thousands for political goals? Or is it time to stop this arrogance? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, or just laugh at this absurd situation — but don’t stay silent while lives are lost on the streets.
