A group of men cook in the middle of one of the buildings using old train sleepers to stoke the fire so that they can cook and to keep warm, unfortunately, the train sleepers when installed where laced in arsenic and cyanide to help preserve.
At some point, a few days ago, someone in Belgrade's power circles ordered the demolition of the shacks. And the order must have come from really high places: the staff of the Commissariat for Refugees and Migration was present in mass to inform the occupants of the shacks, and places were immediately available across the various reception centres in the country. The clearance itself, initially scheduled for the second half of May, was unexpectedly anticipated, creating great psychological pressure for the occupants themselves, who woke up one morning with the municipal staff spraying disinfectant as they were told to clear the shacks at the earliest and without ceremonies. Rough methods, but without violence.