Inhabitants of Mazovia Jednia in an interview with Virtual Poland took care of the accident Polish bus in Croatia. As they confess, they still don’t know if their friends are alive or what condition they are in after this event. It is known that at least four people from this village were in the vehicle which crashed on the way to Medjugorje. Unofficially, however, at least 11 passengers are said to have boarded the bus in Jedlnia.
Accident of a Polish coach en route to Medjugorje. “We hope she comes back to us. We pray that she lives.”
– She was in my store the day before yesterday. She liked this trip, I don’t know. She said she was going on a pilgrimage. Joy radiated from his eyes. Since I learned of the accident, I can’t get over it. It shakes me so much – says WP.pl a saleswoman from a store in Huta, where one of the bus passengers was shopping.
This is Mrs. Ewelina, former mayor of the village. The woman went on a pilgrimage with her adult daughter Beata. Residents around Jedlnia knew the two passengers, so news of the coach accident shocked the local community. “We hope he will come back to us.” We pray that she lives. It’s terrible what happened to them – adds a resident of Huta. According to information from the HR, the family of Ms Ewelina and Ms Beata packed their bags on Saturday and traveled to Croatia to inquire about the health of their loved ones.
Sister Janina also came from around Jedlnia, and she persuaded several locals to go to pilgrimage in Medjugorje. She loved to travel and pray. She has already organized two trips this year. I have just returned from the Holy Land. (…) Together time we are waiting for information. We only know of three other nuns. Two of them are seriously injured. One was traveling with her mother, who unfortunately did not survive, says Fr. Sławomir Płusa of the Eucharistic Flame Foundation. “We have no words to describe the emotions that this tragedy has aroused in us. It’s terrible – add the inhabitants of Jedlnia, who gathered in the chapel to pray for the dead and injured in the accident .
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According to the announcement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 12 Poles died in the accident in Croatia, including 11 people who died at the scene of the tragedy. About 19 of the injured are in serious condition. The condition of the remaining passengers is assessed primarily as fair. After the accident, only four less injured people have so far returned to Poland. These passengers returned by plane with the Polish delegation led by him health Minister Adam Sunday.
