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The centre for accommodation of refugees in Harmanli. Photo: BGNES
The Bulgarian State Agency for Refugees (DAB) is in urgent need of 10 tonnes of flour in order to feed the people accommodated at its shelters in Sofia and Harmanli.
DAB informed of this in an announcement addressed to potential donors made on its website, daily Dnevnik informs.
Apart from the flour, there is also need for cleaning materials, namely 50 kilograms of limescale remover, 60 kilograms of detergent, 500 bottles of bleach and dishwashing liquid.
DAB will also accept other kinds of foods people are willing to donate.
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