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DPM Simović: Vučić should focus on Serbia, we do not calibrate medical equipment in Montenegro according to national frequencies
Published on: Mar 28, 2020 • 3:20 AM Author: PR Service
Deputy Prime Minister Milutin Simović, President of the National Coordination Body for Communicable Diseases, told the President of Serbia to focus on his country and that Montenegro will manage to buy goods in markets where these goods will not be confiscated.
The Deputy Prime Minister's statement:
We are grateful to the President of Serbia for his concern about Montenegro. However, we think that it would be good that he focuses his entire attention on protecting the health and well-being of Serbian citizens. We'll manage. Fortunately, there are still countries and markets where it is possible to buy the missing products for your money, as we bought food in Serbia that the President of Serbia is talking about.
Also, there are other countries where it is possible to arrange with their trading houses the purchase of goods manufactured in third countries without goods being confiscated from you, as happened to us with ventilators on the Serbian market.
We are especially grateful for additional two ventilators that the President of Serbia would donate to us on the basis of an agreement with the leader of the New Serb Democracy (NSD). We assume it is an expression of concern for the allegedly endangered Serbian people in Montenegro. There is no need for that. We do not calibrate medical equipment in Montenegro by national frequency.
Montenegro is a responsible and organised civil state that is able to provide every citizen with the highest possible level of health care in the most severe circumstances of coronavirus pandemic.
PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF MONTENEGRO
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