00:00Now, six years of hard work, gone in one single night.
00:04That's the reality for Odelia Sitbon, a pharmacist near Paris' Place de la République.
00:08Last Saturday, rioters smashed through her shop, looting her stocks and setting it ablaze.
00:14Left with empty shelves, shattered glass and financial concerns about how to raise her three kids,
00:18Odelia shared her story with Euronews' Valérie Torquia.
00:30They burned, so I don't understand how to burn a building in the building, so there are buildings on top.
00:35There's a reserve of my pharmacy, and even though there's still stock there, there would be a lot to burn.
00:40But they all burned, all, all, all, all, all.
00:44At which moment, because the life is expensive, it's crazy.
00:48No one believes that it's because it's cheap, it's just because it's easy to pay.
00:52There's no limit of moral, there's no limit.
00:55We've worked for six years, I've been in this pharmacy since six years.
00:58When I was installed, I was born for seven months.
01:00And so I came to work two weeks after my birth.
01:03Two weeks.
01:05Why? Because I was assured a service, I wanted to be there, I wanted to be there, I wanted to
01:08be there.
01:08We were at the beginning of the confinement, but they didn't have nothing to do with it.
01:11They gave me a hot balloon, they gave me a hot balloon, they gave me a lustre.
01:15On clavichère, on enlève des lustres, on clavichère, on pète un robot.
01:19Well, it costs 150 000 balles, a robot of pharmacy.
01:21And to my opinion, it's a foutu.
01:23I didn't even see with the stuff, because I couldn't even allumer the electricity,
01:26because they bought all my electricity, which gave me 15 000 balles to do.
01:29And the police, no one was protected, they told us that they were more than us.
01:33To see the work of their life, it's like that, there's nothing worse.
01:36But I'm not sure if they were going to get there.
01:37Susp Nigerople.
01:37Now you have to keep the scene from theen realization and the name of the world,
01:38Vielen Dank.
