Following the tragic collapse of a train station canopy in Novi Sad in November 2024 that resulted in 15 fatalities, Serbia has witnessed escalating protests against government corruption. The largest demonstration occurred on March 15, where approximately 100,000 individuals rallied in Belgrade. During a moment of silence for the victims, demonstrators reported the police using sonic weapons, specifically Long Range Acoustic Devices, causing panic. Authorities, including President Vucic, deny these claims. Sonic weapons emit dangerously loud sounds, potentially causing physical pain and discomfort, and have been previously reported in crowd control situations.
Sonic weapons, including Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRAD), can emit sounds at 150-160 decibels, causing pain and panic, especially during moments of silence at protests.
The recent protests in Serbia, sparked by the collapse of a train station canopy leading to 15 deaths, accuse officials of corruption and misuse of sonic weapons.
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