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It was a weekend with tragedies by the sea. The strong wind and the big waves caused the lifeguards to wave the red flag on all the beaches. But tourists ignored the warnings and jumped into the rough seas. Dozens of people were in danger of drowning, 17 of them were rescued at the last minute by rescuers, but nothing could be done for two men.
Dramatic moments were on the beaches of Neptun and Vadu, where two men were unconscious of the sea. They were resurrected for tens of minutes, but in the end SMURD doctors had to find out their deaths.
The Constanta Inspectorate of Emergency Situations raises the alarm and publishes a painful photo on the official Facebook page in which a woman and her daughter mourn the drowned man on the beach of Neptun. Meanwhile, the SMURD doctors, exhausted after the resuscitation maneuvers, leave the place with their heads on the ground.
“It is an image that, unfortunately, I have seen more and more frequently.”
An image that speaks for itself. One of the shattered families, paramedics who, after dozens and dozens of minutes in which they fought to save a life, bow their heads in helplessness. This weekend alone, paramedic firefighters with SMURD ambulances, caterpillars, medical teams with ambulances from the County Ambulance Service, inspection divers, an air medical team, first responders made sustained efforts to search / rescue / provide first aid to 17 people in danger of drowning off the Romanian coast.
Unfortunately, two men died! It is an image that, unfortunately, we have seen more and more frequently. You just have to pay attention to the flags raised by lifeguards, listen to their advice when they tell us not to go to sea or when they say not to. We move away.
Everything depends only on us !!! Let’s be responsible !! When we try to perform acts of terror, the only image we have to have in front of our eyes is that of our children / parents / friends who are left behind. Life is beautiful, it deserves to be lived responsibly! “- is the message posted by ISU Constanţa
Just a few days ago, another tourist, a young man in his 20s, lost his life in Vama Veche.
