Belarusians collected the necessary money for the funeral of Jan Pamedor Reutski in three days
The fundraiser was announced on Tuesday, when the death of the well-known Varshavian Belarusian became known. By Saturday morning, the entire necessary amount had been collected.

On Tuesday, it became known about the death of the barista from a Warsaw cafe, administrator of a multi-thousand community of Belarusians in Poland, Jan Pamedor Reutski (real name Siarhei Parkhat).
His death shocked the people he united.
A fundraiser for the farewell and funeral was opened on the Zrzutka.pl platform.
The goal was to collect 30,000 zlotys (about 6,800 euros, or 22,300 Belarusian rubles) for the farewell to the deceased in Warsaw, the delivery of his ashes to Belarus, and the installation of a tombstone.
As of Saturday morning, 30,010 zlotys have been collected. 343 people donated.
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