Ukrainian children in Liepāja will get transport and lunch discount

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Liepāja City Council decided that all Ukrainian children in Liepāja will receive catering discounts at schools and fare discounts in Liepāja public transport, Latvian Radio reported on September 19.

“First-year pupils will be able to [use public transport] free of charge. Children of years 2 to12 – 50% discount using any [public] means of transport,” said Inga Ekuze, Deputy Head of Education of the City of Liepāja.

The municipality of Liepājas city recalled that children living in Liepāja, including Ukrainians, from a family of at least three children, are provided free catering in pre-school institutions. A free lunch, regardless of the number of children in the family, is available for all children from grades 1 to 4. For children from families with four and more children free lunch is available in general education schools. Similarly, free lunch in general education schools is due to children with an I or II disability group who have not reached the age of 24.

 

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