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The roof of a Maxima supermarket located in Zolitūde’s Priedaines Street in Rīga, Latvia collapsed on 21st November, 2013 at approximately 6:00 PM. 54 people are reported dead, among them three firemen, and another 36 have been recovered from the rubble and received medical attention. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riga_supermarket_roof_collapse
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A lovely Haiku Ese and my heart goes out to people when these things happen, such a sad loss of life.
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Heartbreaking … poignant tribute!
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A only 2 years old buildning and a lost of 147 – heartbreaking, such a sad loss of life…
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The building was only 2 years log? Hopefully the real explanation for this will be discovered soon. Such a sad story.
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I just read about this. the most poignant part was all the cellphones that could be heard ringing in the rubble as people were trying to locate their loved ones…. so sad…
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A lovely tribute. Kindness is a real light in dark times.
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Your haiku is a hauntingly beautiful tribute to this horrible tragedy, so sad.
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Beautiful words, heartbreaking back story.
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54 people… shuch a heartbreaking news…
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Beautiful shot and words. How sad. This should remind us to be grateful for what we have today. So unexpectedly it can all change.
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It’s hard to get my head around this. I heard about it shortly after it happened, but it was difficult finding words to respond to this tribute.
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