The Ministry of the Interior announced that 18 members of the Emergency Situations Sector with nine fire engines will leave for Turkey today, around 6 pm, as additional forces for our firefighters-rescuers in the fight against the consequences devastating earthquake that affected that country.
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Additional forces of Emergency Situations Sector sent to Turkey
Belgrade,
7 February 2023
Firefighters-rescuers from Bor, Valjevo, Uzice and Nis with an emergency fire engine, four vans and four off-road vehicles are leaving Nis and are expected to join their colleagues tomorrow.
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