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What happened with Boy asking for Food on the Iftar for 7100 People?

Published: June 24, 2017
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Kakanj iftarAzmir Husic, one of the organizers of the iftar dinner at Konjevic Polje in BiH said that he noticed a boy who was hungry and asked for food before the invitees started to arrive and that he showed him a place where a food was being prepared for 7,100 people.

Husic said that the boy asked him directly whether he could enter the site for iftar in Konjevic Polje.

Supposedly, the boy was at the site where iftar was organized and stayed there for a while. However, Husic is not sure what happened with the boy later because there were a lot of people.

In the conversation with the boy, Husic found out that the boy comes from the place Banovici. Once more, Husic said that he let the boy in to eat and he supposed that they gave him food.

(Source: N1)

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