Prime Minister Christian Mickoski announced today that the government will provide compensation to citizens impacted by recent adverse weather in Skopje. Mickoski stated that local municipalities are establishing specialized committees to evaluate the extent of the damages. Addressing the compensation process, Mickoski informed the public that the municipalities and their associated institutions are forming these committees.
He advised affected citizens that they must present documentation of their damages to these newly formed bodies. These committees will be responsible for assessing the reported losses and subsequently submitting their findings to a central Damage Assessment Committee. This committee, in turn, will forward the necessary reports to the Government.
Mickoski confirmed that the government intends to intervene and compensate all citizens whose damages have been properly presented through this established process, adhering to existing law and practice. In his statement, Mickoski appealed directly to all citizens who have experienced losses due to the bad weather, urging them to engage with the local structures to ensure their claims are properly documented and assessed. The establishment of these multi-tiered committees is designed to ensure a systematic and lawful process for determining and issuing compensation to the affected population.
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