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#Sassoli - Parliament kitchens to produce 1,000 meals per day for health workers and those in need
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In a video message, European Parliament President David Sassoli (pictured) today (8 April) outlined measures Parliament is taking to support health workers and those in need in Brussels. The President said:“Showing concrete solidarity with citizens. This is the line of the European Parliament. In agreement with the Brussels Capital Region, we have decided to make part of our building available to homeless people and the most vulnerable in society, during this serious health emergency.
“In addition, our kitchens will make more than 1,000 meals a day to be distributed to those in need, as well as to health workers to help them do their jobs.
“We want to be close to those who suffer, to those who work tirelessly in our hospitals, to the city and people of Brussels, as well as those of Strasbourg and Luxembourg, who welcome us and who need our help today. Europe’s strength is in its ability to act in solidarity."
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