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Dacic visits school for children with special needs
Belgrade,
27 January 2009
Serbian First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic visited the Anton Skala primary school in Belgrade for children with special needs.
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Dacic said that the state is obliged to help the children with special needs, adding that there are six such schools in Belgrade.
He called on all state organs, companies and citizens to help such institutions.
Dacic, who was accompanied by his advisor Vlade Divac and basketball stars Zarko Paspalj and Predrag Danilovic, handed over computers, DVD players, shirts and caps to children.
He called on all state organs, companies and citizens to help such institutions.
Dacic, who was accompanied by his advisor Vlade Divac and basketball stars Zarko Paspalj and Predrag Danilovic, handed over computers, DVD players, shirts and caps to children.
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