Tenth protests in Sarajevo, small number of citizens responded

(Patria) - In front of the National Museum of BiH in Sarajevo, the tenth protest began around noon regarding the tragic tram accident in which Erdoan Morankić (23) from Brčko died on February 12, and several people were injured.

As you can see from the photos, a smaller number of citizens responded to today's protests than before.



An informal group of young people invited all citizens - students, high school students, workers, pensioners... to come out in as large a number as possible and support the fight for a better tomorrow.

"Come, be a part of the change and let's show together that the voice of the citizens must be heard," the young people said.

Earlier, they presented several demands, including establishing the responsibility of the authorities, ensuring safe public transport, and conducting an independent investigation into the tram accident, informing the public about its results.

The severely injured girl, Ella Jovanović (17), was released to home treatment from the General Hospital Sarajevo yesterday.

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A month after the tram accident in which she lost her leg: Brave Ella Jovanović left the hospital

(Patria) - The severely injured girl E.J. in the accident when the tram derailed on February 12 was released to home treatment from the General Hospital Sarajevo.

- The patient is being discharged for home treatment. The rehabilitation and full recovery program continues with further consultative procedures agreed upon with the best centers abroad - said the director of the General Hospital, Ismet Gavrankapetanović.