COMM SST seeks even 1m euros for debtors in the north

COMM SST seeks even 1m euros for debtors in the north

COMM The STT has again demanded from the Kosovo government 1m euros to cover losses in the country's north. This amount, reports KTV, will only be spent for April. During the report before the Commission for Economic Development, Education Janova, chairman of the ZRRE board, has said Kosovo has consistently supplied the north with [...]

This amount, reports KTV, will only be spent for April.

During the report before the Commission for Economic Development, Education Yanova, chairman of the ZRRE board, has said that Kosovo has consistently supplied the north with electricity, but that there works an illegal company that maintains the network and sends energy bills to citizens.

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