The world was shocked this Thursday when it learned the news of the stabbing that took place around ten o’clock in the morning at Annecy (France). The assailant entered with a knife a playground in this beautiful town in the French Alps and ended up stabbing four children between 22 months and three years old and two adults. Security forces were able to arrest the attacker a short time later, a 32-year-old Syrian refugee.
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An act like this, of such cruelty and senselessness, leaves no one indifferent, and the Danish Jonas Vingegaard, the father of a child, did not miss it when he had the opportunity to do so. In the usual interview given by the winner on stage in the organization, the head of Dauphine Criterium and of Jumbo-Visma He had an emotional memorial for the victims of the Annecy attack, with some words in which he almost struggled to hold back tears.
“In days like today, everything achieved in the world of sports is, of course, irrelevant. My thoughts are with the victims of the tragic event in Annecy,” he said. vingegaard before studying the development of the stage.
An emotion that he maintained during the podium ceremony.
Source: La Verdad
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