Akhmad Kadyrov’s relief fund to support families of perished policemen

16.09.2004 Editor

CHECHNYA, September 15, Caucasus Times, – The founder of the fund, named after the former Chechnya’s president Akhmad Kadyrov, killed in a bombing at Dinamo stadium in Grozny, May 9 is his son, Ramzan Kadyrov, Caucasus Times correspondent reports citing the government office.

“The fund of Akhmad Kadyrov established under the initiative of Ramzan Kadyrov, the vice-premier of Chechnya is intended to render financial support of the families of perished personnel of law enforcement bodies of Chechnya,” an official of the government told the Caucasus Times correspondent.

Each family, according to the official, will be paid 30.000 rubles (one thousand US dollars) from the relief fund.

Ruslanbek Dudayev, Caucasus Times, Groznyy

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