A Minute Of Silence For Turkey in The NBA
Cedi Osman, who plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA, stated that he was very upset about the earthquake and said, “We are trying to do everything we can as a team and individually.” aforementioned. Before the Cleveland Cavaliers’ home game with the Detroit Pistons, a minute’s silence was held in memory of those who lost their lives in the earthquake.
Before the NBA game, where the Cleveland Cavaliers hosted the Detroit Pistons, a minute’s silence was held for the citizens who lost their lives in the earthquake in Turkey. After a moment of silence, a video of national basketball player Cedi Osman calling for help was shared at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
“My PRAYERS, MY HEART, MY MIND WITH YOU”
Cedi Osman, in the video shared on Cleveland’s social media account, said, “I am very sorry for the earthquake disaster in our country. Get well soon to all our people. I wish those under the rubble to be reached as soon as possible. My dear.” Our prayers, hearts and minds are with you. We do everything we can as a team and individually. We are working for this. We hope that such disasters will not happen again,” he said.
SUPPORT FROM CLEVELAND
On the other hand, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ social media account shared, “We are working to support local and national organizations that provide assistance to those affected by the devastating earthquakes that occurred in Turkey and surrounding regions.” has been told.
