In the presence of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić, Head of the EU Delegation in Serbia Emanuele Giaufret and Permanent Representative of the UNDP in Serbia Yakup Beris, seven fire-fighting tankers were handed over to the Emergency Situations Department.
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Seven fire trucks handed over to Emergency Situations Department
Pančevo,
21 November 2024
The fire-fighting tankers, with a total value of €1.4 million, were handed over in front of the Emergency Situations Department in Pančevo.
The fire trucks were handed over as part of the project implemented by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and financed by the EU.
27 specialised vehicles for forest fires have been procured so far, as well as today's seven fire-fighting tankers, and the procurement of four more vehicles is planned by the end of the project.
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Ministry of the Interior
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