The pharmacist who helped the injured Martini: She asked for her mother! When I told my father at Trauma, he silently lit a cigarette

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The pharmacist who helped the injured Martini: She asked for her mother! When I
Pharmacist Martina Mici

The pharmacist who accompanied the seriously injured Martin Cani to the hospital with the car of a passerby, said that in the last moments the 14-year-old looked for his mother.

She says that together with another lady and a gentleman, they did everything as citizens to direct the injured boy to the ambulance, as there was a lot of traffic.

'It was a horror event, I will say in a few words, it was an event in four minutes that everything took place. I was in a parked car and I see a bunch of students coming out and I thought at first that the class was over, the day of the class, actually because it was 1:00 pm and only when I see that the citizens were coming out of the businesses nearby I realized that something had happened. I got out of the car not even for 30 seconds and walked and 10 meters below I see a person who was on the ground bleeding.

A boy approached, took a T-shirt or something, a piece of clothing and put it on his chest directly on his chest and I contacted the ambulance, the ambulance answered in a second and told me, lady, tell us the scene, I told him a child had an accident, because at the moment I didn't know what it happened i said a motorcycle or a car just hit him. A guy approaches and tells me that he has been stabbed. I call the police because it was tragic.

The boy had signs of life. I finished the phone call with the police, I sat next to the boy, I touched him, his eyes sometimes focused on us who were above his head and sometimes they were no longer visible, he turned blue and I realized that something was wrong, he had received very deep wounds and I measured his pulse, his pulse was beating, but not of a normal heart, it was understood that something was wrong, he was still warm and moving his head, but he didn't speak, he didn't react, he didn't moan anything. The lady came, we took her in the car, we couldn't wait any longer for the ambulance even though it was only four minutes since the event and we put her in the back of the lady's car and I drove in front. A boy only helped us because he rode with the boy with the victim from behind and held his wound and I who opened the way all the time. An officer helped me at the intersection in Oslo after opening the way for me to go to QSUT. And in addition to the ambulance that started from the trauma, one from QSUT and she came out in front of us, I blocked the road with a car so that no car from QSUT could come and we transported the boy from the lady's car and put him in ambulance. He was alive, he looked for his mother at that moment, he spoke, mother, mother moaned a little about the wound and we put him on a stretcher in the ambulance. I followed the ambulance, I went to Trauma, I asked there how the boy is and they told me that he went into surgery. I contacted his father, he asked me where the boy was killed, I told him on the shoulder that I could not tell him in the heart, but I don't know, I told him if the knife penetrated to the heart. He only took a cigarette in his hand and I didn't have contact with anyone else, after 10 minutes I left because I didn't have anything else to do with the boy, I did my best, I left the hospital, they contacted me that the boy didn't live longer

I only saw Martin lying down. The other boy I saw was helped and taken to the central polyclinic and the ambulance that was leaving for Martin from Trauma took the injured boy, he had received three or four blows, while Martin was the boy we did our best to citizens to direct him to the ambulance because there was a lot of traffic and it could not come faster. Martin had a blow to the chest, there was only blood on the chest, a little blood on his hand since I touched his pulse and I bled a little, there was no other blood except on the chest and on the ground. He received a wound, but it was fatal', says pharmacist Martina Mici in an interview for ReportTv.


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