Elvedin Grabovica donated 4,500 KM, BIHAMK 2,500, and Fibula 2,000 KM

By the end of yesterday, 379,205 KM was paid into the account of the Government of the Federation of BiH for aid to those affected by floods and landslides, which means that the trend of declining payments continued yesterday, reports the BiH news agency Patria (NAP). Yesterday, just over 12,000 KM was paid, and the day before, just over 16,000 was paid.

The largest amount was paid yesterday by Elvedin Grabovica, director of Elektroprivreda BiH, amounting to 4,500 KM. The Bosnian-Herzegovinian Automobile and Motorcycle Club BIHAMK also made a significant donation of 2,500 KM, the company Fibula from Sarajevo paid 2,000 KM, and Ivan Domazet paid 1,000 KM. Several other donations from abroad and BiH were recorded.

Tens of thousands of people were left homeless, and entire cities and road infrastructure were destroyed. However, as time passes, the initial enthusiasm for reconstruction and aid to those affected seems to be waning.

The day before, on Wednesday, the Municipality of Pljevlja paid 4,870 KM, and the Trade Union Organization of the mine from the same city paid just under 3,000 KM.

Lawyer Hakija Kurtović from Sarajevo paid as much as 3,000 KM and designated it for aid to the municipalities of Vogošća, Orašje, and Maglaj. The Municipality of Berane donated 1,250 euros, and the company Askom from Sarajevo donated 1,000 KM, reports NAP.