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Kosovo gets more humanitarian aid
Belgrade,
29 March 2004
Red Cross Serbia-Montenegro and the Coordinating Centre for Kosovo-Metohija have helped Serbian food producer Dijamant from Zrenjanin deliver humanitarian aid for Novo Brdo residents temporarily placed in the Kosovsko Pomoravlje district and Gracanica monastery.
The aid package includes 90 tonnes of flour, canned food, toiletries and candies, the Coordinating Centre said in a statement.
Russia has sent a convoy of 11 trucks carrying humanitarian assistance for the residents of Lipljan, Priluzje and Laplje Selo.
A French aid organisation has visited Kosovo-Metohija and provided €7,000 in assistance for families in collective centres in the north of the province.
Russia has sent a convoy of 11 trucks carrying humanitarian assistance for the residents of Lipljan, Priluzje and Laplje Selo.
A French aid organisation has visited Kosovo-Metohija and provided €7,000 in assistance for families in collective centres in the north of the province.
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