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Appeal to citizens to help train accident casualties
Belgrade,
23 January 2006
The Serbian Ministry of Health has issued an appeal to all citizens to donate blood at the nearest blood transfusion institutes so as to help the passengers who have sustained injuries in a severe train accident that happened earlier in Bioce, near Podgorica.
Author:
AP
The Serbian government has offered all available means of assistance to the Montenegrin government in rescuing and taking care of the casualties.
Serbian and Montenegrin Prime Ministers Vojislav Kostunica and Milo Djukanovic, respectively, as well as the relevant ministers in both governments are in constant contact.
Serbian and Montenegrin Prime Ministers Vojislav Kostunica and Milo Djukanovic, respectively, as well as the relevant ministers in both governments are in constant contact.
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