Residents of the northern Serbian city of Novi Sad lit candles in front of the city’s railway station where more than a dozen people died when a roof collapsed on Friday.

An N1 reporter said dozens of people lit candles on the pavement across the street from the railway station.

A roof in front of the railway station collapsed on Friday morning, crushing a number of people. At least 13 bodies were pulled out of the rubble and two young women were rescued. Another 3 people were hospitalized with serious injuries.

Candles were also lit instead of a canceled anti-lithium mining protest in Valjevo and by a crowd protesting against the removal of the Old Sava Bridge in Belgrade.