Khan opened the doors, but not for the film elite, but for the homeless, who have nowhere to hide from the coronavirus. In London, hotels are offering a place to sleep to the homeless in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. In Macedonia, too, there is a trend of opening bars, but not for the homeless.
Last winter, in cold weather, several bars opened their doors to stray animals. Should the credit for such generosity of caterers be sought in the strong lobby of animal welfare associations? Who knows, but who can lobby for homeless people?
And while some of the homeless in Skopje are housed in several group homes, there are those who are not beneficiaries of the Red Cross services and are automatically left on the street.
They do not want accommodation, say the authorities, okay, but they will certainly not refuse accommodation in a warm room, at least in case of emergency, of course, if offered.
Inspired by the idea of English hotels, I will link the text to the idea of Macedonian hotels, which opened their doors, but not to the homeless, but to returnees from abroad, who may have contracted coronavirus, and now sow fear throughout Skopje. The homeless did not remember again.
No hotel or hostel has so far shown empathy for people who have to spend the night in an epidemic and police hour on the street.
The hotels of the Ministry of Interior and the Army of the Republic of Macedonia are empty throughout the country, and during this period the student dormitories are also empty, which could be a temporary solution for accommodating the homeless person in case of emergency and police hours.
It is important to mention that in case of emergency, the Government has the opportunity to adopt an ordinance for the care of every category of citizens of the country.
