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Serbian Interior Ministry sends firefighting squad to Greece
Belgrade,
31 August 2007
Assistant Minister of Interior Predrag Maric said today that the Serbian Ministry of Interior has sent 55 firefighters and six firefighting vehicles to Greece to take part in extinguishing the fire raging in the Peloponnesus peninsula.
Maric told Beta news agency that the Serbian firefighting squad was sent at the request of Greek authorities and following the order of Serbian Minister of Interior Dragan Jocic.
Over 300 firemen signed up for Greece in less than an hour, Maric said.
Speaking on the fires along the administrative line with Kosovo-Metohija, near Prolom Banja, Tutin and on Tara Mt, the fire is under control, he said and added that all fires should be extinguished by the end of the day.
Over 300 firemen signed up for Greece in less than an hour, Maric said.
Speaking on the fires along the administrative line with Kosovo-Metohija, near Prolom Banja, Tutin and on Tara Mt, the fire is under control, he said and added that all fires should be extinguished by the end of the day.
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