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Medvedev signs resolution to provide aid to families of Volgograd terrorist act victims

In total, the Russian government’s reserve fund provides 65 million rubles ($1.98 million)

MOSCOW, December 30. /ITAR-TASS/. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has signed a resolution to provide assistance to families of those who died in two terrorist acts in the southern Russian city of Volgograd.

In total, the Russian government’s reserve fund provides 65 million rubles ($1.98 million) to the Volgograd region: 62 million rubles ($1.89 million) are one-time payments, 400,000 rubles ($12,200) to people, who were seriously hurt and 200,000 rubles ($6,100) to people, who were affected lightly, the premier’s spokesperson, Natalya Timakova, said.

“The resolution also envisages allocating one-time payment for funeral of dead persons and rendering assistance due to the loss of property,” the spokeswoman said.

The resolution has been signed to implement the Russian president’s instructions on providing aid to the victims in terrorist acts, Timakova said.

In total, thirty-two people were killed in two terrorist acts in Volgograd and dozens of people were injured.