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Marking the World Day of Road Traffic Victims

Published November 18, 2013
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world-day-remembrance-road-traffic-victimsStudents of the Faculty of Transport and Communication of Sarajevo University will mark the UN day of road traffic victims today in front of BBI Center.

The world day of remembrance for road traffic victims is marked every year on the third week of November in almost every country of the world.

This day is dedicated to the memory of millions of road traffic victims, to their beloved ones and to the first aid teams, police and medical employees who are the first to help those injured in road accidents.

Every year, millions of injured people join the group of countless people who are already suffering the consequences of traffic accidents.

(Source: Fena)

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