“Yesterday in Polychrono, a common-law husband beat his wife. The police took him away, she is with me, without money, only with her belongings and passport. She needs help to return home to Serbia,” reads a post published in a Facebook group.
As stated in the post in the “Grčka info” group, the incident occurred yesterday, and the attacked woman has been looking for people who could take her back to Serbia, to Belgrade or Novi Sad, ever since.
“Good day, yesterday in Polychrono a common-law husband beat his wife. The police took him away, she is with me, without money, with only her belongings and passport. They came in his car. We called transport agencies, but no one has a vacant seat. The lady is from Novi Sad. Does anyone happen to be returning today from Polychrono to Belgrade or Novi Sad and have one extra seat? Thank you in advance.”
As noted in the post, the money itself is not a problem, because a large number of people responded offering to pay for the beaten Serbian woman’s transport to Serbia, but the author of the post stated that finances are not a problem since she herself is ready to pay the transport cost, but they cannot find available transport.
In record time, social network users began sharing contacts and information in order to get the woman to safety as soon as possible. Some appealed to first notify the Embassy of Serbia in Greece, while others offered concrete logistical solutions. Domestic van and minibus transport providers that operate daily on this route were massively recommended.
“My wife and I are returning tomorrow. Let her get in touch with us”, “Give an account number or publicly here via Western Union so we can pay”, “Send the account number so we can pay for her ticket and expenses to get home. I wonder when an end will be put to these monsters. I believe in the Greek police”, “Call the Embassy, they can certainly help”, are just some of the comments.
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Source: Blic; Photo: Chat GPT prompt by Serbian Times