I TOTALLY AGREE WITH THE PM ON THIS BUT WHAT WE NEED IS A NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING

Me and all my sisters at church will be standing on friday also .

Mr. Prime Minister I want to applaud for this most considerate move but please have every Church bell ringing at the same time. We will pause with the people of Barbados on Friday although we are 3500 miles away.

It is a shame and disgrace that this tragedy has happen in little bim. My heart goes out to the loved ones of the persons that lost their lives. It is sad I love my country but it seems we are taking on the role of the Americans crime is down here but up there oh so sad some thing has to be done and I hope it will be done quickly and not become like Jamaica.

My praises go out to the family friends and all Bajans on the loss of so many lives in that fire. I hope those people are found and brought to justice .

It would be nice if the Government of Barbados could pay the funeral expenses for the six victims. This is the least the people of Barbados can do to help in this very sad situation. Again I send my love to the families of the six victims, may the peace of GOD be with them. May he grant them the strength and courage to carry on at this very difficult time. I also hope that Barbadians are prepared for the hurricane season, because as was seen on Friday, anything can happen at any time. Let us all realize that we can be impacted by negative situation when least expected.

Yogi, not so much the Govt. Of Barbados could pay for the funeral expenses but how about the owner(s) of the said store, in thanksgiving for their lives. According to the paper, 1 of them was working there for about 31/2 yrs, maybe she could have work some place else, but she stayed there. That counts for something. I known some of youall bajans down there, don’t like when we up here say anything,but you who harbouring those evil doers, youall need to turn them in. For the police.. keep checking the airport & the ships. turn up every stone.

As a citzen of this country I am very much pleased with the decisions made by the Prime Minister to honour the lives that hav ebben lost. However, a state funeral for all the deceased if the families will allow it should also occur at a location large enough such as Kensington Oval where the family an friends many pay their last respects together for each victim alike.

I am deeply sadden by what has happened in Barbados. My partner and I are still coming to Barbados to spend our last days if God spare life. This could have happened anywhere and lots worst has happened in the outside world.
I beg those Bajans with a conscience to please let the police know of anyone you suspect may have a hand with Tudor Street. I will join you all with 3 minutes silence.
May god bless the families and friends of those who died.

There is absolutely no reason for these families to be hurting like this, but for the dastardly act of a few low-life individuals, you, with blatant disregard for human life, choose to take these innocent young people away from their loved ones. I trust that, when these thugs are captured, justice will be swift and decisive. If it were possible, I would volunteer to pull the lever or administer the fatal injection to remove these misfits from society. I am so angry about this. However, I understand that cooler heads must prevail, and I have no doubt that adequate justice will be meted out.

I applaud the PM for his declaration of absolute silence and non-movement but this should be a National Day of Mourning with both parties paying the costs of the funerals, including those whose loved ones have taken them back to their countries. I am saddened as a bajan that the integrity, reputation and values of my country are under attack from a foe that is more deadlier than any plague or illness. This tragedy was broadcast nationwide and as result, many people who would visit Barbados will think hard before visiting; which will result in decrease in tourism and further weaken an already fragile economy. Lets get these bastards!

I am sadden as a Bajan that something like this happened, my heart goes out to all the families
and friends, may God give them strength to carry on.
The Bastards that done this terrible thing is not human,
and Ipray and hope that they find both of them and deal with them in the most harsh way[Hanging or injection].

Please get those demons,
and do away with them.

And yes I do think that the Govt of barbados should help with the funeral expenses for all six.

    CANADA…

I am a bajan living in the USA and reading about the demonic act that happen last friday give me a chill to my bones.The only way too eradicate demons is to totaly destroy them. Mankind can’t in prison demons, that will only give them what their need to infect others. So Ihope for the nation sake the two parasites are dealt with swiftly! My deepest condolences too the families.

Will be joining with you in prayer.

My family and I live in New York but we will stand still on Friday afternoon in remembrance of the 6 ladies who lost there lives last Friday may God bless the family and a Nation in mourning.

The building owner should contribute - since if the building was properly build with an escape route or even a window in the bathroom for these young ladies to jump out - we may not have been mourning their loss.