Tokyo, Japan – New South Wales Premier Chris Minns finds himself stranded at the airport in Tokyo, unable to return home to Sydney amidst news of a recent tragic event. Minns, in a voice memo shared on social media, expressed his shock and condolences for those affected by what he described as a “terrible violent crime.”
The Premier detailed his discussions with local officials, highlighting the collaborative efforts to address the situation and provide support to the community. He acknowledged the collective grief and disbelief felt across the state, emphasizing the resilience and unity needed to overcome such tragic events.
Minns underscored the importance of coming together as a community, praising the bravery and compassion shown by individuals in the face of adversity. He reassured the public that while the coming days may be challenging, the state will stand strong and recover from this tragedy.
As news of the incident continues to unfold, Minns remains determined to return to Sydney and address the aftermath of the event. He remains committed to supporting those affected and ensuring that necessary measures are taken to prevent such incidents in the future.
The Premier’s words resonate with a grieving community, offering solace and a sense of solidarity during this difficult time. As investigations into the incident progress, the state remains united in its resolve to heal and move forward from this heartbreaking event.