Last Updated on December 22, 2023, 5:52 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Marine Resources and Cooperatives Samal Duggins has taken to social media and expressed his sincere sadness for the death of Glenville Syder.
He wrote, “As the Minister and Parliamentary Representative for the community of Challengers to New Guinea, it is with a heavy heart that I address the recent heartbreaking event in Old Road. The loss of life due to senseless violence is a matter of profound sadness and concern.”
Minister Samal noted that violence has no place in the St Kits and Nevis community as it corrupts the very core of the society and strips away the sense of safety and belonging that every individual deserves.
Samal Duggins emphasised that the act of violence leaves a permanent scar on the textile of the community, influencing not just the immediate families but each one of the residents as members of this society.
Minister Samal Duggins urges all members of their constituency to reflect on the impact of recent incidents and unite in a collective effort to promote peace and unity, highlighting the importance of caring for each other, resolving conflicts peacefully, and cherishing every life.
Minister Duggins highlighted that violence has led to the rapid loss of many young people, and the community must work together to create a community where citizens can live without fear and disputes are resolved through conversation and understanding.
Minister Samal expresses deep condolences for the tragic death of Glenville Syder, a citizen with potential and promise. The representative pledged to work tirelessly with law enforcement, community leaders, and stakeholders to address the root causes of violence in society.
Minister Samal urged the youth of the community to seek peaceful and constructive paths in life, encouraging them to be supported by their community.
Minister Duggins calls upon each member to join the solution and honour the memory of those who have lost their lives by building a future where peace prevails, and violence finds no refuge.
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