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IDPADA-G shares words of comfort with Mahdia fire victims- “We mourn together”

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The International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly Guyana (IDPADA-G), in a statement, has extended condolences to the families and friends of the 19 precious children who lost their lives in the devastating fire at the Mahdia Secondary School dormitory Sunday evening.
 
IDPADA-G said the member organisations join the nation in mourning this shocking tragedy.  “We hold the families and all of Guyana in prayer as we grieve this painful event. A loss of one is tremendous, more so the loss of twenty children of Guyana under such tragic circumstances. “
 
For those families whose children were injured or affected, IDPADA-G offered assurance the organisation is praying for their healing and recovery from both the physical and emotional trauma suffered in this disaster.  “We mourn together!”
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