Mayor Says PM Reassured Him That More Money Would be Awarded to Petrinja

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Copyright Marc Rowlands
Copyright Marc Rowlands

Copyright Marc Rowlands

ZAGREB, 2 January, 2021 – The mayor of Petrinja, Darinko Dumbovic, said on Saturday that Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic had reassured him that there would be more money earmarked for this city which sustained extensive damage in the 29 December quake.

Dumbovic’s latest statement ensued after he earlier said that he would not take the allocation for Petrinja in the amount of 30 million kuna, claiming that that relief was being distributed along party lines.

“We are human beings, we are not a stone. We must also react emotionally,” Dumbovic, an official of the Reformists party, said adding that he had talked with Prime Minister Plenkovic in the meantime.

I have made it clear to the premier that we must have stronger communication, the mayor said.

 

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