A group of students and other Serbian citizens participating in protests against the results of the parliamentary elections in the country announced today a six-hour traffic blockade in two places in Belgrade. This was reported by Nova.rs.
As the deadline for the protesters to agree on the verification of the voter list has expired, they have blocked the entrance to the building of the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government, from where they will go to block two locations, PTC reports.
They announced that they would split into two columns and block traffic in two locations in Belgrade, which they did not disclose, as they had previously stated, for security reasons.
The head of the police department, Ivica Ivkovic, said that he "will not tolerate" the blocking of state institutions and bridges.
