The Tamási Áron High School in Székelyudvarhely, where the 17-year-old girl who was pulled unconscious from the collapsed ruins of the dormitory on December 18 studied, is mourning again. Orsolya's injuries were extremely serious, and she died on Tuesday afternoon.
"We lost the tenth grade student of our school, Orsolya Barabás, who died in Marosvásárhely hospital after three weeks of struggle"
- the Tamási Áron High School in Székelyudvarhely begins its farewell message published on Facebook.
"Our hearts are broken, our pain cannot find words. I already miss your mischievous smile, the twinkle in your mischievous eyes, and the spin of your words," reads the post. "The angels already welcome your characteristic tinkling Orsis smile in heaven. Crochet crocodiles and fairy cars for them and skate around the endless playgrounds. Promise on your scout word of honor that sometimes you will smile back at us from behind a cloud of fur"
they write.
They added: Our sincere condolences and sympathies go out to his family, classmates and friends at this time of greatest trial.
The female student who was pulled from the ruins of a partially collapsed boarding house in Székelyudvarhely died on Tuesday. It is known that after the tragedy that happened on December 18, the 17-year-old girl was dragged from the collapsed ruins of the Tamási Áron High School dormitory in an unconscious state. He was revived, but his injuries were extremely serious, so he was taken to the emergency hospital in Marosvásárhely.
His condition has been critical ever since, he was intubated and kept in an artificial coma. The doctors had already been reticent about his recovery, admitting that there was nothing more they could do for him other than keep him alive. A hospital spokeswoman said last week that
"nothing can be done, the girl is in the intensive care unit, they are keeping her alive and waiting."
During the December tragedy, Dávid Sipos from Farkaslak also lost his life earlier. Two other students suffered minor injuries. Hundreds of people said their final goodbyes to Dávid Sipos, who was laid to rest in the Farkaslak cemetery on the afternoon of December 21. The victim of the binge would have turned 18 at Christmas.
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