Yesterday, there was an armed attack before the concert of the Picnic group at Crocus City Hall. We explain how companies and brands support victims of terrorist attacks.
- Tinkoff, Alfa-Bank, Sberbank, Home Bank, VTB, Uralsib, MKB and Sovcombank will write off debts on loans of Crocus victims;
- Sber, together with the Red Cross, opened a charity account for the victims of the terrorist attack and the families of those killed;
- Airlines S7, Aeroflot and Pobeda will provide relatives of victims of terrorist attacks with free tickets on upcoming flights to and from Moscow;
- Along with the “I Understand” service, SberHealth also opened a 24-hour psychological support line;
- SberMarket made free delivery of all orders throughout Russia this weekend;
- Avito Real Estate is refunding reservation prepayments to people who cancel their check-in before March 31;
- Yandex Taxi has made all trips from the Crocus Town Hall area free;
- Mosgortrans allocated 14 buses for donors to wait in a warm place;
- Gazpromneft made fuel and snacks at gas stations free for ambulances, the Ministry of Emergencies, traffic police and the Russian National Guard;
- “Delicious period” employees hand out coffee and donuts to people lining up to donate blood.
Earlier, stars of Russian show business and world politicians expressed their condolences. Read about how you can help victims here. Read the stories of other ordinary people who saved victims during the terrorist attack on Crocus Town Hall in this material.
Source: People Talk
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