Ljiljana

Reporter of TV Prva Ljiljana Pavlovic is on site.

The Interior Ministry (MUP) said the crash, that happened around 06:45 CET on Tuesday, involved a truck, and a bus that then caught on fire.

Several more persons have been injured, some seriously, and taken to a hospital in Prokupac, the MUP said.
Both drivers lost their lives, along with two passengers from the bus that burned down, RTS said.

The attack was in this way extended to publisher and journalist Slavko Curuvija, 20 years after his murder, and several days after a verdict was passed, sentencing those who carried the crime out to a total of a hundred years in prison, the commission said.

In a press release on Tuesday signed by the Commission's president, Veran Matic, it is added that the practice commenced with the article "Curuvija welcomed bombs" in Politika Ekspres several days prior to the killing of Slavko Curuvija (in 1999).

The front page, that features an image of a growling dog and the heading, "The Hounds Are Unleashed," has caused President Vucic's media adviser Suzana Vasiljevic to resign from the supervisory board of Politika AD, the publisher of the weekly.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic will officially open a Serbian-Jewish exhibition "Jasenovac - the Right Not to Forget."

The Serbian government announced this on Tuesday, adding that the exhibition will be opened on January 25 at the United Nations building in New York City, organized by historians from seven countries.

BELGRADE - Wreaths were laid and candles lit in downtown Belgrade last night at the memorial to the 16 Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) employees killed in a NATO air strike in 1999.

Family members, colleagues and friends gathered in Belgrade's Aberdareva Street at 2:06 am - the exact time of the deadly strike 17 years ago - to pay their tributes, also observing a minute of silence.

One of the Serbian citizens wounded during the terrorist attacks in Paris last Friday is still in a very serious condition.

Ljiljana Atanaskovic, a native of Kraljevo in central Serbia, was hurt in front of the Stade de France football venue where she and her husband, who was also seriously injured, were selling fan merchandise.

BELGRADE - Vehicles owned by various government bodies and agencies are currently on sale through public bidding at Palata Srbija in Belgrade.

According to head of the property affairs of the Property Directorate Ljiljana Matovic, the sale on Thursday involves 40 vehicles out of the total of 510 that were put up for auction through government decisions from March 14 and 17.

BELGRADE - President of the Journalists Association of Serbia (UNS) Ljiljana Smajlovic and officials of the All-China Journalists Association (ACJA) laid wreaths on Wednesday at the site of the former Chinese embassy in Belgrade, which was destroyed in NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999, killing three Chinese journalists.