At the informal settlement in Chukarica, at the corners of the Galipolska and Milorad Jovanovikj streets where several days ago, seven children were severely injured after an electricity accident, the situation is much worse due to heavy rainfall.

Due to the fact that in this part of the city, several houses were caught in a fire, all of the remaining people gathered in the remaining houses, which due to the rain, the rooms are wet and pose a huge threat for the Roma from this settlement. The road which leads to this place is in a very bad shape, and the houses are hard to reach.

 - The roof is leaking, the beds are totally wet, complain the Roma from this informal settlement.

- Almost every family has over 5 children, and they are all together in 15 square meters, a space which sometimes has 10 people in it.

 The living conditions are impossible, it is hard to survive. We don’t have any money for food and basic everyday groceries. 

We’ve moved here 10 years ago. We previously lived on Banovo Brdo, but they relocated us from there due to the construction of residential buildings. We make a living by collecting secondary waste materials. And now, even that is impossible. After the accident, we were visited by officials and the possibility to get us some containers was discussed. Out of the seven injured children aged from three to fifteen years, four of them are still in a critical condition.

Link: https://www.novosti.rs/beograd/vesto/975521/deponiju-ciste-naselju-strah-posle-strujnog-udara-nehigijenskoj-zoni-kisa-donela-nove-muke?utm_source=amp&utm_medium=amp&utm_campaign=2021_03

Czech Police are investigating the death of a 23-year-old Romani man, Viktor M., at a hospital in Chomutov. According to the young man's family, neither the emergency room nor the internal medicine clinic would initially take him as a patient. 

After each part of the hospital tried to send Viktor M. somewhere else, the internal medicine clinic finally began to examine him, at which point he collapsed. According to Lukáš M., brother to the deceased ViktorM., several paramedics told Viktor M. that he was faking his symptoms. The family has insisted that police investigate. Viktor M. experienced difficulty breathing, chest pain, and tingling in one arm on Monday, 15 March. "We called ahead to the emergency room. They told us to bring him in. Once we were there, they told us to take him to the internal medicine clinic. They said he was young and certainly would not collapse," Lukáš M. described to the Blesk tabloid.    Viktor M. arrived at the hospital at about 17:30, but the emergency room does not open until 18:00. Reportedly the internal medicine clinic did not want to examine him either.   

A call was then placed to the emergency room from the internal medicine clinic, and the emergency room repeated that they would not take Viktor M. as a patient. Lenka Ferencová, a cousin of Viktor M. who accompanied him and his other family members to the hospital, confirmed that to Czech Television.  

Viktor M. is survived by his common law wife and three-year-old daughter; he worked as a taxi driver. His father died at the end of February from COVID-19. 

Link: http://www.romea.cz/en/news/czech/czech-hospital-refuses-to-examine-young-romani-man-by-the-time-doctors-agreed-to-see-him-he-died?fbclid=IwAR0zfBwiByKyLlGWbuZyZnv61rFBWXO4Dt9HTZqRq6lSEBhfwSA9uv7ULGQ#.YFNyBe7JvOg.facebook