Tragedy and Compassion in North America
This week brought heartbreak in Seattle and British Columbia. A bus accident injured dozens of Vietnamese students, leaving four dead, while a mudslide in B.C. claimed at least four lives.
Amid the grief, communities and responders have shown remarkable care and solidarity, helping victims and families through the crisis. These events remind us of life’s fragility—and the strength of human compassion in its darkest moments.
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