Twelve people have been arrested in Serbia in connection with a roof collapse early this month at a train station in the northern city of Novi Sad that killed 15 people and severely injured two.

After three weeks of protests demanding justice following the deadly collapse of part of the railway station in Serbia's second city, arrests have begun. Prosecutors ordered the questioning of 11 people in connection with the disaster at the recently-renovated facility in Novi Sad.

BELGRADE (Reuters) - The High Prosecutors Office in the Serbian city of Novi Sad said on Thursday that 11 people were arrested in connection with the collapse of a railway station roof earlier this month that has left 15 people dead.

The deadly collapse of a concrete roof at a rail station in Serbia has raised tensions across the Balkan county.

"For the first time in Serbia's history, several individuals, including two ministers and others, have resigned even though it is not easy to connect them to what happened in Novi Sad," Vucic said on national television. As for potential new arrests ...

Twelve people have been arrested in Serbia in connection with a roof collapse earlier this month at a train station in the northern city of Novi Sad that killed 15 people and severely injured two others,

Weeks of protest followed the fatal collapse of a train station roof in Novi Sad. The opposition Green-Left Front hailed the news, saying, "those who portrayed themselves as untouchable now trembling before justice,

Twelve individuals have been detained in Serbia following the Nov. 1 roof collapse at a Novi Sad train station that resulted in 15 deaths and severe injuries to two others. Prosecutors indicated the suspects face charges related to committing criminal acts against public security,