Prime Minister Professor Đuro Macut, MD, DSc, sent his condolences to the families of the victims and to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina over the fire in the Pensioners’ Home in Tuzla.
Q:
A:
Macut extends condolences over fire in Pensioners’ Home in Tuzla
Belgrade,
5 November 2025
“I received the news with great sadness about the accident that occurred in Tuzla, in which 12 residents of the Pensioners’ Home lost their lives and several others were injured.
On behalf of the Government of Serbia and on my own behalf, I extend my sincere condolences to the families of the victims, and I wish the injured a speedy recovery.
Serbia is ready to provide all necessary assistance, within its capabilities, if needed,” reads the telegram of condolence from Prime Minister Macut.
-
Author: Slobodan Miljević
-
Belgrade, 12 November 2025Serbia committed to further developing cooperation with State of Palestine
-
Belgrade, 12 November 2025Historical closeness between Serbia, Cyprus foundation for enhancing economic cooperation
-
Belgrade, 12 November 2025Full membership in EU, preservation of national interests clear state goals
-
Belgrade, 11 November 2025Prime Minister Macut lays wreath at Monument to Unknown Hero at Avala
-
Belgrade, 8 November 2025Prime Minister meets with vice-rectors, deans of University of Belgrade faculties
-
Belgrade/Shanghai, 6 November 2025Prime Minister Macut wraps up four-day visit to Shanghai
-
Belgrade/Shanghai, 6 November 2025Chinese companies interested in enhancing cooperation with Serbia
-
Belgrade/Shanghai, 5 November 2025Serbia committed to continued strengthening of strategic partnership with China
-
Belgrade/Shanghai, 5 November 2025Strong potential for export of domestic products to Chinese market
-
Belgrade/Shanghai, 4 November 2025China to continue to support Serbia as its reliable partner