My daughter, I love you: a deaf-mute couple from Mariupol asks for help
The man and woman do not hear anything and think that the evacuation costs a lot of money.
A surviving deaf-mute family from Mariupol recorded a video message for their daughter Ulyana, who is in another city.
Uliana works as a sign language interpreter and usually translates into sign language. Now the girl with tears in her eyes translates the inaudible cries of her parents 😓
They informed her that they could not get out of the city, because they did not understand where and when to go.
The couple still remains in Mariupol. Their apartment burned down, so they are forced to live in the basement without food or water.
Her parents told Ulyana that they wanted to go to Zaporozhye, but they didn't know how to do it.
They are the only deaf and dumb people in the city, so no one can help them, Ulyana said.
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