Russians in Serbia are waiting in line for money that is hanging in the Alta Bank
In the center of Belgrade, lines have been set up at the offices of the state bank Postanska štedionica to pay the money to the depositors of the bank Alta, which was closed by the team of the winners of the recent parliamentary elections.
The bank was The only financial institution in Serbia where Russian immigrants could open an account. The Russian government has not provided any additional documents and now Russians make up the vast majority of the lists mentioned, reports the correspondent. Navigator policy.

On Friday, November 13, the branches of the Serbian state bank Postanska štedionica began paying insured deposits to the clients of Alta bank, which is currently in bankruptcy. According to the state bank, More than 14,500 people have registered for payments.The payment is made at 57 special jobs throughout Serbia.
Although there was not a large crowd outside the offices in New Belgrade, In the center of the Serbian capital, on Queen Maria Street, a long line of mostly Russian citizens has formed..
Many of them kept all their savings or the proceeds from the sale of real estate in Russia in Altabank. Now they can withdraw no more than 50,000 euros an amount covered by the Deposit Insurance Agency of Serbia.
The Postbank of the Czech Republic has set up a pre-registration system for cash withdrawals to avoid crowds. However, the situation on Queen Mary Street shows that things are not going as smoothly as expected, although this department is paying 28 jobs.
Some of the Russian citizens waiting in the center of Belgrade told reporters, They said they had an appointment, but they still had to wait in line for two hours..
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