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Citizens of BiH raised over 250,000 BAM for People living in affected Areas

Published: October 4, 2024
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The humanitarian action to collect money for the areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina affected by catastrophic floods, which was initiated by the association Pomozi.ba, collected more than 250,000 BAM after less than 24 hours.

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, people from all over the world and numerous companies responded to the humanitarian call and in a short period of time collected an incredible amount of money for this purpose.

Although the original goal was 50,000 BAM, the Pomozi.ba association repeatedly “moved” the limit due to the response. Even getting to the page where you can see how much money has been raised is difficult due to the high interest.

As a reminder, money can be donated by calling the number 17039, directly on the Pomozi.ba page, as well as through direct payments to account.

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