The patient injured in the fall of the canopy is stable: She is out of the intensive care unit

"She is stable, she is no longer in the intensive care unit, she is in the ward. Decisions about her health are still being made in a multidisciplinary manner, the bandages that are necessary have been thinned," said Tubić.

Dr Tubić pointed out that she hopes that the patient will be in rehabilitation or at home as soon as possible, because she is making good progress.

"She is in a good mood, she is worthy of admiration, her positivity and energy are fascinating from the start, said Tubić.

According to the doctor, the family is the key to the patient's success, because they are with her every day.

"She also sees the child every time the conditions are right, so motherhood also helps in the healing process," Tubić said.

Tubić said that some wounds still need to be healed, but that the situation that seemed hopeless on November 1 is now a great success.

"We, as her doctors, should be professionals, but after four months we cannot help being emotionally connected to her", said Tubić.

During the fall of the canopy at the railway station in Novi Sad on November 1, 15 people were killed and two were seriously injured.