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Serbia: toxic substances and dangerous railways
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Belgrade | Antonela Riha | 26 January 2023

Little or nothing is known about the impact and responsibility of 20 tonnes of ammonia leaking from a tank on a freight train in southeast Serbia, an accident that also claimed two lives. In Serbia, it remains hard for citizens to obtain information about these environmental disasters

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