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Serbian president visits Kolubara coal mines

 

Serbian President Boris Tadic visited Monday the Kolubara mining basin, where coal for Serbian power plants is mined in difficult conditions due to low temperatures and high snow.

Tadic had talks with the management of the company and of Power Industry of Serbia on the current situation in the basin. Kolubara annually produces about 75 percent of the total quantity of coal in Serbia and 52 percent of the total quantity of coal for Serbian power plants comes from the Kolubara basin.

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