BELGRADE, July 27: Thirty Afghan and Nepali migrants were injured when a van transporting them overturned in southeastern Serbia, reported RTS state-run television on Saturday.
Three migrants remain hospitalized while the others received medical care and were placed at a reception center run by the country's Commissariat for Refugees, according to RTS.
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The injured migrants are men from Nepal and Afghanistan, the broadcaster stated, citing the commissariat.
The accident occurred on Friday on a highway near the town of Bela Palanka when the van, carrying nearly 50 migrants, slipped off the road.
Serbia lies along the so-called Balkans route, used by migrants heading towards the European Union. In 2023, nearly 100,000 migrants traveled this route, according to Frontex, the EU's border surveillance agency.
