Crans Montana: Sensitive Turn of the Year After a Fire Disaster
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Now the photos, the reparations. In two months it is New Year's Eve. The first. Is it too much to ask that in the face of the suffering of the living, it is also the last of the shoots and springs, of the stamp cards? That there is humanity, momentum?
The turn of the year will probably be quieter than usual in the Swiss town of Crans-Montana this year. Thousands of locals and tourists will celebrate New Year's Eve as in previous years, but the night is likely to be marked by contemplativeness one year after the fire disaster. We go to 2027 with a lot of sensitivity and respect, said Bruno [...]
This year's turn of the year will probably be quieter than usual in the Swiss town of Crans-Montana. Thousands of locals and tourists will celebrate New Year's Eve as in previous years, but the night is likely to be marked by contemplativeness one year after the fire disaster. "We are tackling this transition to 2027 with great sensitivity and respect," said Bruno Huggler, director of Crans-Montana Tourism, to the news agency Keystone-SDA.
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