The Mamer Schlass illuminated for ‘Rare Disease Day’

All over the world, and in Luxembourg too, emblematic buildings have been lit up in green, purple and blue over the past few days, and especially today, to mark World Rare Disease Day.

As a sign of solidarity with the 30,000 people in Luxembourg affected by rare diseases, the Mamer Schlass is lit up in the colors of the “Global Chain of Lights” and “Rare Disease Day”.

The Commune de Mamer supports Rare Disease Day and the association ALAN – Maladies rares Luxembourg, which works on behalf of sufferers and their families in Luxembourg.

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