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The Department of Antiquities,
Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, announces that it will
participate once more in the Huntington Disease Awareness Month, by lighting
blue and purple, tonight, Friday the 21st of May 2021, the Castles
of Pafos and Larnaka, as well as the Cyprus Museum in Nicosia.
As in the previous years, the
primary objective of the Department of Antiquities is to raise social
awareness concerning this disease, as well as to highlight the need for
solidarity towards our fellow men and women suffering from this condition. As
part of this campaign, organized by the Huntington’s Disease Association of
Cyprus, monuments and other attractions will be lit in these colours
throughout the world.
The Department of Antiquities
hopes that through increasing our knowledge regarding this disease, the
health care provided to those who suffer from it will also be further
developed. The need to enhance the support towards more vulnerable people,
given the unparalleled conditions that we all face nowadays, following the
COVID-19 pandemic, is even greater; within this context, it is the entire
society’s duty to provide for the wellbeing and safety for those who struggle
for their health and life. Based on these circumstances and needs, it is the
Department of Antiquities’ wish that through the light of the Cyprus Museum
and our castles, we will all embrace the values of solidarity and love for a
society characterized by cohesion and for a better future.
EH/SCH
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