Crimea receives 80 tons of food as humanitarian aid from Daghestan

Makhachkala, March 11, 2014. Today, 80 tons of food came to Crimea from Daghestan as humanitarian aid, reported Crimea’s Minister of Education and Science, Youth and Sports Natalia Goncharova at a workshop on educational system’s maintenance.

"It is essential for us now that the Treasury has stopped passing a number of 'protected', as we see it, articles. Thanks for the helping hand,"- the minister said.
In turn, Deputy Chairman of the Crimea Minister Council Sergey Donich recalled that the Minister Council now has a Council on Humanitarian Aid which on a daily basis received calls from people who want to help the Crimeans.

"The assistance from the brotherly Russia is really significant. Yesterday I spoke with the Vladimir region governor; he said they were collecting the freight of medicines and food for the Crimeans. The Chechen Republic is also doing the same thing,"- Sergey Donich said.
He assured that in Crimea, they will not allow "failures" while forming a new financial mechanism independent from the Ukrainian treasury.