SYMPATHY FOR VICTIMS OF TRAUMA
Sympathy for victims of trauma
By Valerie Robinson
A BELFAST-based support group for victims of trauma last night condemned the bomb attack in Omagh.
Survivors of Trauma issued a statement which expressed its horror at the deaths which had occurred "as a result of the atrocity in Omagh".
"To the people of Omagh, Augher, Beragh, Carrickmore, Donemana, Buncranna and Spain to name but a few, your loss has touched us all and we hope that God will give you the strength to overcome this atrocity.
"To the injured we hope you will make a full recovery, our prayers are with you and your families at this time," it read.
The group paid tribute to the emergency services saying the entire community was felt gratitude for the work done over the weekend to help save lives.
By Valerie Robinson
A BELFAST-based support group for victims of trauma last night condemned the bomb attack in Omagh.
Survivors of Trauma issued a statement which expressed its horror at the deaths which had occurred "as a result of the atrocity in Omagh".
"To the people of Omagh, Augher, Beragh, Carrickmore, Donemana, Buncranna and Spain to name but a few, your loss has touched us all and we hope that God will give you the strength to overcome this atrocity.
"To the injured we hope you will make a full recovery, our prayers are with you and your families at this time," it read.
The group paid tribute to the emergency services saying the entire community was felt gratitude for the work done over the weekend to help save lives.
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Publisher: THE IRISH NEWS
Ref: IN/0050
Published Date: 17-Aug-98
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