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Вʼячеслав : Спаси вас Господи! Хай Господь милосердний посилає здоровʼя нашому Блаженнішому митрополиту ОНУФРІЮ. Дуже тяжке випробування………😭 Амінь
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Спаси вас Господи! Хай Господь милосердний посилає здоровʼя нашому Блаженнішому митрополиту ОНУФРІЮ. Дуже тяжке випробування………😭
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And so did their embassy. A group of Italian students have made a grovelling apology to the people of Thailand after “insulting” a woman on a train in Bangkok in an incident that also saw their embassy get involved. The students, who have not been named, were asked to quieten down on a BTS Skytrain by a local woman called Sugus who went on to accuse them of having no manners and – after snapping – told them to “shut the **** up”. One of the students told Sugus, “sorry for bringing money to your country”. Despite the incident, Sugus still tried to help the student when they were unsure where they were headed. Eventually, another passenger intervened and said they were going to call the police. The incident led to the Italian embassy issuing an apology and the students were also made to apologise to Sugus in person. “No one else could fully understand what I went through that day – the fear, humiliation, emotional pain, and the feeling that my dignity had been taken away,” she had been quoted as saying. In a second clip, Sugus filmed the students apologising to her at the police station. Sugus added: “I believe that if we do not stand up for ourselves, it may lead those who have done wrong to believe that such behaviour is acceptable. The truth is that no one deserves to be insulted, discriminated against, or harassed, regardless of their nationality.” The Italian Embassy in Bangkok said it “expresses deep regret” over the “inappropriate behaviour” of the children. It said in a statement: “The embassy extends its sincere apologies to the people of Thailand and to everyone affected by this incident. “Italians deeply understand and appreciate the values that Thai society places on respect for others, courtesy and harmonious coexistence – values that are equally cherished and upheld by the Italian Republic.” Four of the students were charged with public insult and fined 1,000 baht (£22.34), while a fifth was fined 2,000 baht after sticking his finger up at Sugus as he left the train. The students are also set to undergo further lessons on cultural respect. #5news #thailand #italy
And so did their embassy. A group of Italian students have made a grovelling apology to the people of Thailand after “insulting” a woman on a train in Bangkok in an incident that also saw their embassy get involved. The students, who have not been named, were asked to quieten down on a BTS Skytrain by a local woman called Sugus who went on to accuse them of having no manners and – after snapping – told them to “shut the **** up”. One of the students told Sugus, “sorry for bringing money to your country”. Despite the incident, Sugus still tried to help the student when they were unsure where they were headed. Eventually, another passenger intervened and said they were going to call the police. The incident led to the Italian embassy issuing an apology and the students were also made to apologise to Sugus in person. “No one else could fully understand what I went through that day – the fear, humiliation, emotional pain, and the feeling that my dignity had been taken away,” she had been quoted as saying. In a second clip, Sugus filmed the students apologising to her at the police station. Sugus added: “I believe that if we do not stand up for ourselves, it may lead those who have done wrong to believe that such behaviour is acceptable. The truth is that no one deserves to be insulted, discriminated against, or harassed, regardless of their nationality.” The Italian Embassy in Bangkok said it “expresses deep regret” over the “inappropriate behaviour” of the children. It said in a statement: “The embassy extends its sincere apologies to the people of Thailand and to everyone affected by this incident. “Italians deeply understand and appreciate the values that Thai society places on respect for others, courtesy and harmonious coexistence – values that are equally cherished and upheld by the Italian Republic.” Four of the students were charged with public insult and fined 1,000 baht (£22.34), while a fifth was fined 2,000 baht after sticking his finger up at Sugus as he left the train. The students are also set to undergo further lessons on cultural respect. #5news #thailand #italy

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