The Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC), Porfirije, expressed his deep sorrow over the serious injury of a student who was struck by a car in Belgrade, stating that “aggression and violence will bring no good to anyone.”
In a statement released by the SPC last night, the Patriarch emphasized that he expects those responsible for this act to be held accountable under the law and noted that he will pray for the injured girl’s health and swift recovery.
“Again and again, I warn that aggression and violence will bring no good to anyone. I call on everyone for peace and mutual respect,” Patriarch Porfirije stated in the announcement.
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During a tribute to victims of a canopy collapse on Roosevelt Street in Belgrade, a student was injured on Thursday when a car struck her and carried her on its roof before she fell onto the street.
Emergency services transported the student to the Emergency Center, where severe injuries were confirmed. The driver of the car that struck the student while she was standing on the sidewalk during the protest has been arrested and is being held in custody.
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