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The commander of the NAVROM Tulcea ships, Nicolae Giurgiuvanu, died this Monday, after being infected with the new coronavirus. He was interned in Focșani, where he had been interned in Tulcea.
Nicolae Giurgiuvanu discovered that he is infected with SARS-CoV-2 after going for a routine check-up at a hospital in the capital. He immediately went to the Tulcea medical unit, where he was admitted to the area of patients infected by the new coronavirus.
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At first he felt good and said to his friends, “I got rid of many others.” However, his condition worsened and he was transferred to a hospital in Bucharest. However, he reached Focsani. On Monday, his body surrendered, according to Adevărul.
Nicolae Giurgiuvanu was born in Rasnov, but there was a love between him and the sea that lasted four decades. In 1973, he took an exam at the Navy Institute. “I did not go to the civilian, because at that time I had a friend who did not want him to be at sea for a long time,” Giurgiuvanu said in an interview for Adevărul.
In 1990 he left the Navy and dedicated himself to the Civil Navy. All this time, he was commander on the ship Danubius, built for Nicolae Ceausescu, in Fortuna, the command ship, but also on a military tugboat and an armored star. Since 2010, he has been in command of the Moldavian ship, transporting tourists to and from Sulina. In recent years, he has brought thousands of tourists to the Delta with the Banat ship, the cited source claims.
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