the end of June (a total of 176 families). Families were informed that they will be displaced from the settlement within 45 days. Families residing in Belgrade, 112 of them, will be temporarily displaced in containers that will be placed across Belgrade suburbs, while the remaining 62 families will be returned to their area of origin and would become the responsibility of the Government. Families residing in Belgrade would have the right to social assistance, with the only condition being that their children must attend school. It was announced that the reconstruction and repair of the bridge Gazela can begin immediately after the displacement. On August 31, 2009, the Cardboard city was completely evicted, and all families were resettled in five Belgrade municipalities, or returned to their area of origin outside Belgrade. See also Roma in Serbia References Beograd - plan grada; M@gic M@p, 2006; External links Beograd Gazela - Travel Guide To A Slum. Documentation of Cardboard city next to Gazela bridge. Shanty towns in Europe Neighborhoods of Belgrade Slums in Europe Romani communities in Serbia New Belgrade Squatting in Serbia 2009 disestablishments in Serbia