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Incident during the trip Vuçiq, investigations begin

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A tire is suspected to have burst from the vehicle carrying Serbian President Aleksandar Vuçiq.

The latter was going on a planned tour to the Central Banat District in Vojvodina.

After the incident, Vuçiq He got out of the car and transferred to another vehicle and continued the tour. At a rally in Kikinda, he said that his tires had burst on the way to Mokrin.

"After the visit to Melenci, I was going to Mokrin before the big rally in Kikinda and I was on that road with my car. If there was a flat tire, it is up to the authorities to determine and they will determine it. I arrived in Mokrin and switched to another car," he said.

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It is an armored vehicle specially designed for transporting officials.

Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs said an investigation is underway.

Serbia Aleksandar Vuçiq Incident Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia Kikinda

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