00:00Six years of hard work, gone in one single night.
00:04That's the reality for Odelia Sitbon,
00:06a pharmacist near Paris' Place de la République.
00:08Last Saturday, rioters smashed through her shop,
00:11looting her stocks and setting it ablaze.
00:14Left with empty shelves, shattered glass
00:16and financial concerns about how to raise her three kids,
00:18Odelia shared her story with Euronews' Valérie Torghia.
00:30They burned, so I don't understand how we can burn a building
00:33while there are houses on top of it.
00:35That's the reserve of my pharmacy.
00:37And even though there's still stock there,
00:39there would be a lot of money, but they burned everything.
00:42Everything burned.
00:44At which moment, in fact, because the life is expensive,
00:48it's just because it's easy to pay.
00:52The moral limit, there's no one.
00:55We've worked for six years,
00:56I've been in this pharmacy for six years,
00:58when I was in place, I was in seven months.
01:00And so I was been working two weeks after my birth.
01:03Two weeks.
01:04Why? Because I was assured a service,
01:07I wanted to be there, I wanted to be present,
01:08we were at the beginning of the confinement.
01:09But they got nothing to do.
01:11They got a balloon of hot water.
01:12They got a balloon of my air.
01:15They got a balloon of my air.
01:16They got a balloon of the air.
01:17They got a balloon of the air.
01:18They got a balloon of a robot.
01:19It costs 150 000$, a robot of pharmacy.
01:21And to my opinion, it's a mess.
01:23I haven't seen it with the equipment,
01:24because I can't even allumer the electricity.
01:26Because they got a balloon of my electricity,
01:27which it took me 15 000$.
01:29And the police, no one was protected.
01:31We told them that they were more than us.
01:33To see the work of their lives,
01:35it's not a problem.
01:36I'm not example.
01:37Time to correct themselves.
01:38I'm not¿ A man?
