Invited to "Rudina" this afternoon was Iris Luarasi, who spoke about the consequences of the November 26 earthquake on people, listing all that can be done to better organize recovery.

Among other things, Luaras stressed that "a crying minister does no good to anyone".

"After the first trauma people are in need of psychological support. As I said, a good part of them are afraid to even move into an apartment. ... All the life inside.Therefore I say that people need love, they need to feel supported and supported.

I do not think it is good for a minister to come out and cry, on the contrary, I think it is good for people to have a warm word and a man who is strong! A man who tells you that the state exists and here we are strong to support you.

I would be very far from these pathetic pastimes. I really wanted to see people who support the people on the ground with all their strength. There is no need to cry, neither in a television studio nor at a press conference. It does not help people and does not make them pain easier, "Luarasi said.

Although she did not mention the name of Minister Olta Djachka at any time, the latter could not hold back tears as she read the list of victims' names on November 26.