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Dacic offers help to Japan
Belgrade,
11 March 2011
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic, following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan, has offered help to the Japanese people by sending a rescue team of the Division of Emergency Situations of the Serbian Ministry of the Interior.
Dacic sent a telegram of condolence to Prime Minister of Japan Naoto Kan, President of the National Public Safety Commission of Japan Tomiko Okazaki and Minister of State for Disaster Management Ryu Matsumoto.
"On behalf of the Ministry of the Interior and on my personal behalf I express my deepest condolences for the victims of the strongest earthquake in the history of Japan," reads the telegram from Dacic.
"On behalf of the Ministry of the Interior and on my personal behalf I express my deepest condolences for the victims of the strongest earthquake in the history of Japan," reads the telegram from Dacic.
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