The "NorfaFrom now on, it can be called the happiest store in the Baltic States. The store located on J. Basanavičius Street became famous after it was revealed that a Eurojackpot lottery ticket was purchased there last week, which brought the buyer almost 81 million euros. euro winnings.
On Thursday, the organizers of the lottery visited "Norfa" operating on J. Basanavičiaus street, congratulated the employees and customers of the store with the title of the most successful store, and presented the representatives of the city municipality with the "City of Record Winning" certificate.
"Kėdainiai will go down not only in the history of Lithuanian lottery winnings - 80,98 million. the euro winning is the biggest in the entire history of lotteries in the Baltic countries," said Donatas Kazlauskas, deputy general director of Olifėjas.
"The more happy and successful people there are, the better it is for the city of Kėdainiai," he says Valentinas Tamulis, mayor of Kėdainiai district municipality.
The lottery organizers who visited the most successful store were happy that each win is always a fun message for the local community and brightens the mood for a long time. Inviting to celebrate almost 81 million reaching a record of XNUMX euros, the guests distributed sweet gifts to store employees and customers, remembered the funny and unexpected stories of the winners, which were many and varied during the existence of lotteries in Lithuania. And the most fun, according to him Lotto.lt representatives, that the history of achievements in our country continues successfully and reaches new records as the country's residents become millionaires.
"The saleswomen themselves guess at which ticket office the lucky ticket was purchased, which employee held it in her hand while handing it to the customer. It is nice to see that the victory of the Norfas buyer brought a lot of joy and good mood to the store staff. It's nice that in Lithuania we know how to enjoy each other's success," he said Lotto.lt category image manager Justė Pažusytė.