(ANSA) – FAVARA, MARCH 15 – The humanitarian mission, commissioned by the sixteen-year-old Carla Bartoli of Favara (Agrigento), to rescue mothers and children fleeing the war and Ukraine, has started. The Patti bus, loaded with food, personal hygiene products and blankets, is on its way: it will cover 2,813 kilometers to reach Lublin. On board the vehicle, Carla’s mother: Florinda Saieva. “A lot of stuff has remained in the warehouse – explains the woman – we have kept it and will be used to provide for refugees during their stay in Favara. In Lublin a community of women and children and some elderly people awaits us. After having unloaded the provisions destined for them. to those who have nothing left, we will take these people to Favara where the families are ready to welcome “. About 50 refugees who will be brought to safety. “Florinda, together with the volunteers, loaded the bus – explained Andrea Bartoli, the patron of the Farm cultural park as well as Carla’s father – We will stay here to organize the logistics of welcome and hospitality and at the weekend. Except for inconveniences, all of Favara will be ready to welcome our friends from Ukraine in the best possible way “. “We will travel all over Italy as far as the Brenner Pass, we will cross Austria, the Czech Republic and Poland – explained Giovanni Patti of the bus of the same name – and we will reach Lublin where they await us to welcome humanitarian aid and load about 50 people to be rescued”. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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