Have you ever seen a government actually step up after a disaster? Darko Glišić, a man who hates sitting on his hands, visited the home of Radoslav Đorđević in the village of Bresničić near Prokuplje, where a recent fire wreaked havoc. Đorđević even suffered second-degree burns defending his home! But let’s see what’s really going on behind the scenes.
Glišić and his team are feverishly collecting damage reports from a whopping 16 local governments – 5 cities and 11 municipalities. Yes, you read that right, 16 units! All this to quickly form an interdepartmental commission that will assess the damage and prepare compensation payments. But wait, there’s more – they’re not just gathering data; they’re visiting people, talking to them, and trying to help beyond formal procedures.
Sounds like the government finally realized it’s time for action, not just empty talk. But how long will this take? Glišić says the process won’t drag on, but we all know how that usually goes. Still, kudos for the effort and dedication, because organizing aid for so many different local communities is no small feat.
If you thought this was just another bureaucratic story, think again. This time, we have a man who personally visited the affected, saw the damage, and talked to the victims. Radoslav Đorđević, who paid the price for his bravery, can now count on state support. But will it be enough to fix the damage and get life back to normal?
Either way, keep your eyes peeled and follow how this story unfolds. And if you have similar experiences or think the government can do better, feel free to drop a comment. Let the people’s voice be heard, because without it, it’s all just words!
