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In a recent statement, President Boštjan Noč has expressed his concern and condemnation over the robbery of the Ana Lab in Serbia. The laboratory, which plays a crucial role in detecting adulterated food, was reportedly targeted in a theft, according to the President.
President Noč, who is well-aware of the importance of such laboratories, has spoken out against the theft, strongly condemning the act. He has also expressed his support for the reopening of the Ana Lab, recognising its significance in ensuring the safety of the nation's food supply.
The President is involved in the efforts to secure funding for the lab's reopening and has expressed his hope that those responsible for the theft will be brought to justice. He has also supported the initiative to help the Ana Lab with contributions and donations from the public.
However, at the time of writing, there is no information available on who is organising the fundraising efforts for the reopening of the Ana Lab in Serbia as mentioned by President Noč. The search results do not provide any details about the ongoing fundraising efforts or any specific organisation involved in this initiative.
President Noč's statement serves as a call to action for the public to support the reopening of the Ana Lab and to stand against such acts of theft that jeopardise the safety and security of the nation's food supply. The President's involvement and support for the reopening of the lab underscore the importance of this issue and the need for swift action to address the theft and ensure the lab's continued operation.
In light of the stolen medical-conditions samples and adulterated food concerns, President Noč has advocated for the use of science and technology to aid the reopening of the Ana Lab. He also encourages finance support from both the government and public, recognizing its crucial role in the nation's food safety and security.
