Photo: InstagramTwo brothers from Kraljevica near Rijeka collected 650 euros by selling donuts for the Ninković family from Novi Sad and helped little Nina collect money for her dad's treatment in Moscow
The family of Nina Ninković (11), who sold donuts to raise money for her father's treatment, announced four days ago that the money had been collected and that they were soon planning a flight to Moscow.
Yesterday it was revealed that the story about the girl with the donuts crossed the borders of Serbia, it was reported that two brothers from Croatia helped her in this.
In the town of Kraljevica near Rijeka, two brothers decided to sell donuts in order to collect funds and send them to the Ninković family for the treatment of Zoran, Nina's father.
From the stand where it was clearly stated that donations were being collected for Nina's father, the smell of homemade donuts beckoned everyone to come and help themselves, but also to leave as much as they could and felt they should.
Thus, 650 euros were collected for Zoran Ninković!
Also, the two humanists would like to get in touch with Nina's family and invite them to visit Kraljevica and be their guests when Zoran successfully recovers.
Finance Minister Siniša Mali said that the state will help the family, and that he asked the Minister of Health to get in touch with them. However, the family collected the money before the Ministry of Health contacted them, so the Ninkovićs only had to sincerely thank them for their goodwill.
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