A social activist from Republika Srpska was forced to give aid to Kosovo children at the border
The Chairman of the Kosovo and Metohija Relief Committee from Banja Luka (Republic of Srpska), Milorad Arlov, who was denied access to the region by Albanian separatists, distributed gifts to Kosovo children at the administrative crossing "Yarinje".
This was reported by RTRS, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Help in the amount of 400 euros (100 euros per month) from an anonymous donor was given to Nikola Maksimovic from Kosovska Kamenica, Ilja Ristic from Novo Brdo, Anastasia Mihajlovic from Gracanica, the Vukovic family of twelve people, and David Rakic from Kosovska Mitrovica.
Arlov also donated six computers to representatives of the Commonwealth of Children with Special Needs “Support Me - January 9” from Kosovska Mitrovica, which were transferred to the Novi Sad Commonwealth of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija “Vidovdan”.
Mikica Maksimovic, the father of little Nikoliya, who underwent serious heart surgery, thanked Arlov and especially the anonymous donor who kept his family alive for almost five years.
Arlov said he would convey his gratitude to the Republika Srpska charity, which has provided 36 thousand euros to children from Kosovo and Metohija over the past six years. The scholarships were issued on the Serbian side of the administrative transition of Jarinje, since the authorities of the self-proclaimed Kosovo banned the entry of a social activist from Republika Srpska.
Thanks to the support of institutions and citizens of Republika Srpska, the construction of the Day Support Center “Support Me – January 9” in Kosovska Mitrovica for children and youth with disabilities is nearing completion. This is an institution for the needs of 158 children with an area of 714 square meters with a total cost of 280 thousand euros.
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