“Human lives matter. Buildings, facilities, material things can be restored,” he said
“Our expatriate community received a big blow today,” said Mr Ecumenical Patriarch for the disastrous fire at Old people’s home of Balouklishowever he emphasized that human lives matter.
“One of its most important charitable institutions, in which our aged brothers found care and warmth, has suffered considerable damage by a disastrous fire. We thank God that we had no victims, and we thank the State and Local Government authorities and fire brigade officials, the workers at the nursing home and the adjacent hospital, as well as all those who volunteered to help in the rescue of food, but also in the fight to extinguish the fire. of fire” emphasized Mr. Bartholomeos.
“Human lives matter. The buildings, facilities, material things can be restored. We feel pain for what happened, but we will overcome this ordeal. Again, we thank from the bottom of our hearts all those who helped in this difficult time, and all those who declare themselves ready to support us in repairing the damages. We are moved by their interest, and above all by their participation in any way in dealing with this critical situation. We thank them for being by our side. God bless them” concluded the Ecumenical Patriarch.
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