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The family attempted to transfer Dan Chiş to a clinic in Germany, but all plans were overturned due to restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Adevărul notes.
Dan Chiş, president of TSD Zalău and former head of the Prefect’s Chancellery, died on the night of May 5, after being in a coma for 102 days, in hospitals in Cluj-Napoca and Zalău.
Dan Chiş, 36, was involved in a serious accident on January 25.
The young man was behind the wheel of a tractor without a taxi, in his parents’ garden, in Sâg, to transport wood. Due to the rugged terrain, the tractor overturned and Dan Chiş was trapped under the machine.
Until the arrival of the intervention teams, the man was trapped under the tractor and was found without vital signs. SMURD’s paramedics and ambulances resuscitated him for about half an hour, and finally brought him back to life.
Subsequently, Dan Chiş was transported by SMURD helicopter to the Cluj-Napoca Emergency Reception Unit. After almost three weeks, the Social Democratic leader was transferred to the Zalău County Emergency Hospital.
The family arranged for Dan Chiş to be transferred to a clinic in Germany. Due to the travel restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic, the plans were reversed.
“Today we are more lonely, sadder, poorer. Words are superfluous because nothing can replace even mere presence, nothing can replace a smile or a word, just as nothing can replace your ease and optimism.” “We all waited until the last moment for a miracle. God chose him to be a shining star in the universe. There is a great void here on Earth. Especially in his family. Smooth path through the stars, Dane!” He will miss you and we will keep alive in our souls the many memories we have left! May God rest you in peace, good and young soul! Sincere condolences to the family! We are with you! “is the message sent by his former colleagues at TSD Zalău.
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