"The institutions must help us. We have been locked in the house for 24 hours with my dead sister." Luca Franzese is the brother of Teresa, a 47-year-old Neapolitan who died last night, in his home in Piazza Carlo III. "We have been waiting for 24 hours for the outcome of the Coronavirus buffer - explains Luca- nobody told us anything and we are completely abandoned to ourselves".
In the apartment, in addition to Teresa's brother and the body of the young woman, the two elderly parents and another sister with her husband and two children are present. The seven family members have self-isolated in their apartment but "nobody gives any indication of what to do and even the funeral directors obviously do not come up to the outcome of the buffer ». In the video message that is bouncing on social media, Luca with harsh words and equally harsh images, denounces the feeling of "abandonment" that he is experiencing with these family members in these hours.
"My sister felt bad yesterday afternoon and never regained consciousness - explains the man in the video - I started practicing a heart massage and we called 118". After the arrival of the 118 team, a reviving maneuver served the 47-year-old deceased and it was then that relatives began to suspect the presence of the virus.
«My sister had a flu with Coronavirus compatible symptoms, before dying and we insisted on making her swab since 118 - says Luca- the operators did not have the kit and returned a second time late in the evening to make the swab »« From that moment on nobody gave us indications on how to behave but they abandoned us to ourselves - the man adds disheartened - my sister is here in the bed and we are hostage in the house, we would only like to know what to do and who is being taking care of us ».
The woman, relatives know, suffered from epilepsy but followed therapy and had no other pathologies. The 118 team that intervened last night is also in solitary confinement and has not served since the proximity to the suspected case.
https://www.ilmattino.it/napoli/cronaca/sospetto_coronavirus_ostaggio_casa_la_salna-5099299.html
"The institutions must help us. We have been locked in the house for 24 hours with my dead sister." Luca Franzese is the brother of Teresa, a 47-year-old Neapolitan who died last night, in his home in Piazza Carlo III. "We have been waiting for 24 hours for the outcome of the Coronavirus buffer - explains Luca- nobody told us anything and we are completely abandoned to ourselves".
In the apartment, in addition to Teresa's brother and the body of the young woman, the two elderly parents and another sister with her husband and two children are present. The seven family members have self-isolated in their apartment but "nobody gives any indication of what to do and even the funeral directors obviously do not come up to the outcome of the buffer ». In the video message that is bouncing on social media, Luca with harsh words and equally harsh images, denounces the feeling of "abandonment" that he is experiencing with these family members in these hours.
"My sister felt bad yesterday afternoon and never regained consciousness - explains the man in the video - I started practicing a heart massage and we called 118". After the arrival of the 118 team, a reviving maneuver served the 47-year-old deceased and it was then that relatives began to suspect the presence of the virus.
«My sister had a flu with Coronavirus compatible symptoms, before dying and we insisted on making her swab since 118 - says Luca- the operators did not have the kit and returned a second time late in the evening to make the swab »« From that moment on nobody gave us indications on how to behave but they abandoned us to ourselves - the man adds disheartened - my sister is here in the bed and we are hostage in the house, we would only like to know what to do and who is being taking care of us ».
The woman, relatives know, suffered from epilepsy but followed therapy and had no other pathologies. The 118 team that intervened last night is also in solitary confinement and has not served since the proximity to the suspected case.
https://www.ilmattino.it/napoli/cronaca/sospetto_coronavirus_ostaggio_casa_la_salna-5099299.html
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