Through the lines, they have described the moments of terror where they had to fight against time to save the victims.
It is learned that initially the teacher was pulled out of the vehicle, while later, after more than an hour of efforts, the driver was also pulled out.
"Yesterday, our fire service faced one of the most difficult and painful operations on the Gramsh-Poroçan road. A heavy-duty truck had gone off the road and rolled down a steep forest slope, defying every human effort to gain time against fate. Inside the vehicle were three lives: the driver, a teacher and a nurse. Amid the rough terrain, heavy silence and minutes that seemed like hours, the battle began to pull them out one by one. First, the teacher was rescued and urgently headed to the hospital. Then, after more than an hour of continuous efforts, cutting parts of the cabin between sheets of metal and twisted iron, the driver was also pulled out. Finally, eyes and hopes were directed to the nurse, left in an extremely difficult position. She dug out from under the truck, with hands shaking from fatigue and a beating heart. "strong with hope. But unfortunately, she was found without signs of life. A loss that touched us all," the Gramsh Fire Service said in a statement.
We recall that a tragic accident was recorded on Monday afternoon on the Kabash-Poroçan axis , in the territory of the Gramsh municipality, where as a result the local nurse lost her life and two other citizens were injured.
Near the village of Bardhan, a truck-type vehicle went off the road and ended up in an abyss.
Unfortunately, this accident proved fatal for nurse Dëshira Hoxha , who did not survive the injuries she sustained.
Meanwhile, teacher Albana Boja and the driver of the vehicle were injured and are currently in hospital, in critical condition.
Regarding this tragic accident, there has been a reaction from the Gramsh Fire Department, who faced extreme conditions, intervening in a deep forest area with dangerous terrain.
Unfortunately, the nurse was found without signs of life, leaving behind deep pain for her colleagues, family, and community.
This tragic event has particularly shaken the health service in Gramsh , where Dëshira Hoxha was known for her dedication and humanity in serving citizens who lived in remote mountainous areas.
Her loss, while returning from duty, is considered a grave wound not only for the family, but also for the institutions and residents that she served tirelessly and without ever saying "I can't."