New Data: Cement Plant from Kakanj Donated 50,000 KM, and Mine from Pljevlja 5,000 Euros

By the end of yesterday, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Government's account for flood relief had 349,864 convertible marks, the BH News Agency Patria (NAP) has learned. As we learned, all money deposited into this account will be transferred to the accounts of the Foundation for Assistance and Reconstruction of Affected Areas, whose establishment is underway.

The largest donation this week, specifically on Monday and Tuesday, was paid by Cement Plant Heidelberg from Kakanj, amounting to 50,000 KM. At the same time, the Coal Mine from Pljevlja in Montenegro paid 9,779 KM (5,000 Euros) to the government's donation account. Danijel Arnautović from Australia donated 7,000 KM, and several other donations from abroad were recorded.

The Regional Bar Association donated 2,500 KM, the company Bigstar from Sarajevo, and Hotel Grand each donated 1,000 KM. A total of 75 donations were recorded in two days, and a large number of individuals donated amounts ranging from 20 to 1,000 KM.

A significant number of employees of the Development Bank of FBiH also made donations. Executive Directors Belma Izmirlija and Dubravka Bošnjak donated 690 KM and 640 KM respectively, reports the BH News Agency Patria. Among others from BiH, well-known lawyer Adil Lozo donated 300 KM, followed by Rasim Muminović with 200 KM.