After the funeral of Pope Franciscus on Saturday, Calm is expected to return to Rome. Sage and no fewer than 400,000 people would have participated in the funeral of the Holy Father.
“It was an extraordinary day on which both the citizens of Rome and the believers from all over the world took an opinion about Pope Francis with great sympathy. 400,000 people experienced a historic moment and thanks to everyone’s dedication, the day was solemn and calm,” emphasized the Civil Protection, Fabio Ciciliano.
“I want to thank the entire civil protection service and especially with the 3000 volunteers who help believers with their generosity and humanity. This result is the result of extraordinary teamwork, in great synergy with Rome’s prefecture,” Ciciliano said.
Meloni thanked security forces for their service
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni thanked the security forces and the municipality of Rome for the organization of the funeral ceremony, in which 160 delegations participated. “Thanks to the government and my own thanks to them all, for you to ensure that you have Italy and the whole world with professionalism, dedication and service for the smooth running of a historical day,” Meloni said on social networks.
The mayor of Rome, Roberto Galtieri, said satisfied with the course of the day. “On the occasion of the moving funeral of Pope Francis, Rome provided exceptional evidence of organizational capacity, cohesion and citizenship. I would like to make my genuine statement to all institutions, the government, the police and the armed forces.
Source: Krone
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