Many Russian immigrants in Serbia were left penniless after the collapse of Alta Bank. They are promised payments from frozen accounts, but for now they have to get out of it themselves. That's what they come up with - and how the Serbs are helping them. After the National Bank of Serbia revoked the license of Alta, one of the few local banks that opened accounts for expatriate Russians, many of its customers were left without funds. Their money for monthly expenses, salaries and savings is frozen. The country's authorities promised to return up to 50 thousand euros for deposits lost after the official start of bankruptcy proceedings. It is expected to start on November 2nd. Local prosecutors are investigating why the bank of businessman Davor Matzura, close to the leadership of the recently ruling Serbian Progressive Party, collapsed shortly after the parliamentary elections and what kind of suspicious transfers took place there in recent days. Meanwhile, the people of Serbia help each other survive the collapse of Alta. Open a website Mirror | telegram.