Humanitarians Marko Nikolić and Balša Zajić, in cooperation with NURDOR and citizens, raised 45,000 euros to purchase an anesthesia machine for the children’s internal clinic in Niš. This machine will aid in the diagnosis and treatment of children suffering from cancer. Marko and Balša traveled 2000 kilometers through Serbia and Montenegro by cycling, rowing, and running to raise the funds. Half of the funds were raised during the Ultra Triathlon, and the rest was donated by NURDOR. The president of the humanitarian foundation ‘Together We Can’ and the president of NURDOR will hand over the machine to the Niš clinical center.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the humanitarian effort, community solidarity, and the importance of supporting healthcare for children with cancer. They highlight the grassroots nature of the fundraising and the collaboration between citizens and organizations like NURDOR.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the fundraising and donation, focusing on the successful cooperation between individuals and organizations to improve medical care. They present the story as a positive example of civic engagement and social responsibility.
Right: Right-leaning media may focus on the individual initiative and personal dedication of Marko and Balša, emphasizing values like personal responsibility, charity, and national pride in citizens taking action to support local healthcare institutions.
