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The forgotten Residents of the Refugee Camp Putovici need our Help

Published: May 21, 2015
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kamp1 (nap)Association Ljubicica from Zenica launched a campaign to collect aid for vulnerable families in the refugee camp Putovići, located not far from Zenica.

In the refugee camp Putovici, which was built 20 years ago, there are nearly 20 families, who are every day in every way struggling to provide at least one meal. Difficult life stories and the current situation in which they are forgotten by all were the motives for Ljubicica Association to initiate action in order to collect aid.

“Our aim is to include more people. You can donate food, products for hygiene and everything that will be of help to these people”, pointed out the UM Ljubicica.

kamp5 (bh-news)Families in a refugee camp in Putovici live in wooden barracks that have, due to moisture and wind, already started to implode. Additional problem represents sewage and water supplies which are not regulated well.

Residents of the camp in Putovici pointed out that no one visits them for years and do not provide to them any assistance, and that they are visited only on holidays.

All who are able to assist these families, can do it personally, or contact the president of UM Ljubicica on the phone number 061 / 702-905.

 

(Source: Klix/ photo Armin Durgut

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