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The Red Cross of BiH activated the Humanitarian Number for the Population of Morocco

Published: September 9, 2023
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The Red Cross of Bosnia and Herzegovina has activated the humanitarian number 17023, through which citizens can donate two convertible marks for the population of Morocco.

“The Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina sympathizes with the citizens of Morocco and the Moroccan Red Crescent after the devastating earthquake,” they said in a post on Facebook.

In addition, they add, an account is available to which individuals, legal entities and everyone else can make monetary donations.

“DCK BiH will act based on the needs of the Moroccan Red Crescent and in accordance with the guidelines of the IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies)”, they pointed out.

The Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina calls on all citizens to show solidarity with the citizens of Morocco, who currently need our help the most.
At least 1,037 people died and 721 people were injured in the powerful earthquake that hit Morocco.

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