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Eesti in brief

Oct 01, 2009

The Tallinn city government has invited the worst hit low-income wage-earners to submit applications for wood and potato rations to help them survive the winter. According to municipal officials, initially 200 families will be given two cubic meters of wood, and around 2,000 families will receive 40 kilograms of potatoes. Those who earn less than the minimum wage in Estonia, which is about 4,350 kroons (278 euros) per month, will be allowed to apply for the program. Struggling families can submi ...

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