Traffic Chaos in Serbia: Police Crackdown, But Who’s Really to Blame?
Serbia’s streets turned into a traffic nightmare, and the police finally stepped in! According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 16 people were detained for offenses, and two are suspected of criminal acts. All blockades across Serbia, including Belgrade, have been cleared, and roads are now passable. But is this the end of the problem?
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Incidents were reported in Belgrade, Novi Sad, and Užice, where police had to intervene due to public order disturbances. Some blocked traffic, endangering the safety of all road users. The Ministry urges citizens to refrain from illegal activities and not to block traffic, especially in ways that could jeopardize safety.
Why Are People Protesting?
Though the report doesn’t dive into protest motives, it’s clear that public dissatisfaction boiled over into blockades. Traffic chaos and arrests aren’t solutions, but ignoring the problem isn’t an option either. Police say they acted within the law, but is that enough?
What’s Next?
As authorities try to restore order, citizens remain divided. Some support the police action; others think the crackdown was too harsh. One thing’s certain — traffic problems and social tensions won’t vanish overnight.
If you ever wondered what a real traffic drama in Serbia looks like, now you know. So, what do you think — did the police go too far, or were the blockades inevitable? Drop a comment and let’s see which side you’re on in this traffic battle!
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia, Kurir.rs
