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Παρακάτω θα δείτε ολόκληρη την είδηση της παραίτησης των υπευθύνων όπως την βρήκαμε στο ίντερνετ και το χρονικό:
Χρονικό μια διάσωσης στην "τριτοκοσμική" Ρουμανία.
Την Δευτέρα 20 Ιανουαρίου στις 16:00 έπεσε ένα ιατρικό αεροπλάνο σε υψόμετρο
1400 μέτρων, σε μια ορεινή περιοχή. Μέσα σε αυτό ήταν οι δύο χειριστές
και 5 γιατροί. Στις 23:00 ειχαν φτάσει τα σωστικά συνεργεία και
διασώστες με ιατρικό εξοπλισμό. Απολογισμός, ένας χειριστής νεκρός και
μια γυναίκα απο τους πέντε γιατρούς.
Μέσα σε επτά ώρες έκαναν το αυτονόητο.
ΜΠΡΑΒΟ ΤΟΥΣ σε σχέση με την Ελλάδα, μιας και εχει κλείσει χρόνος από το τραγ
ικό
περιστατικό στην Τύμφη (όλοι θυμόμαστε τις τέσσερις μέρες και το πως
μας παρουσιάζουν ακόμα και τώρα σαν επιτυχία την έλευση της ΑΙΡ ΖΕΡΜΑΤΤ,
και όχι σαν αποτέλεσμα της αποτυχίας των πάντων).
Όλα θα τελείωναν
στην "τριτοκοσμική" Ρουμανία, αλλά ο ιατροδικαστής έγραψε σαν αιτία
θανάτου ΥΠΟΘΕΡΜΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΓΙΑ ΤΑ ΔΥΟ ΘΥΜΑΤΑ!!!!
Και από το σημείο αυτό
ξεκινάνε όλα!!!!!!
Από την Δευτέρα μέχρι και την Πέμπτη, λόγω του ότι έκαναν
ΕΠΤΑ ώρες και κατέληξε έτσι όπως κατέληξε για τους δυο άτυχους του
πληρώματος.
Ο Υπουργός Εσωτερικών της Ρουμανίας παραιτήθηκε!!!! Πριν παραιτηθεί όμως υποχρέωσε σε παραίτηση!!!!!!!!!!
α) τον Γενικό Γραμματέα του Υπουργείου Εσωτερικών!!!!!!!
β) τον Γενικό Γραμματέα της εκεί Πολιτικής Προστασίας!!!!!! Σαν άμεσα υπεύθυνους για την αργοπορία με την γνωστή κατάληξη!!!!
γ) και τον εκεί υπεύθυνο για το κομμάτι τωνν τηλεπικοινωνιών, λόγω του ότι δεν
εντοπίστηκαν άμεσα τα κινητά τους τηλέφωνα για να είναι πιο γρήγορη η
διάσωσή τους!!!!
ΤΑ ΣΧΟΛΙΑ ΔΙΚΑ ΣΑΣ!
Theodosis Rakitzopoulos
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Ακολουθεί ολόκληρη η είδηση της παραίτησης όπως την βρήκαμε στο ίντερνετ και το χρονικό:
Rage at delay that killed crash survivors
A small plane crash on a remote mountain wouldn't normally be
enough to anger an entire country or threaten the government. Romania,
however, is dealing with just this scenario.
So far, four senior officials including the interior minister have
resigned or been fired after all those onboard a medical flight
initially survived a crash in thick fog on Monday (local time). One of
the pilots and a medical student later died of hypothermia among other
causes after waiting for hours in deep snow to be saved.
Romanians reacted with fury, taking to social media and talk shows
to accuse the government of incompetence and complacency after it
emerged the least injured of the survivors called emergency services
six times.
It took 4½ hours for local villagers and a woodcutter to locate the
plane in Transylvania after it lost altitude and crashed at 1400
metres (4600 feet) above sea level. But medical teams arrived hours
later and were reportedly ill-equipped. The plane, carrying two pilots
and five medical workers, was on its way to pick up a liver for a
transplant.
"The government generally does nothing and in this case they did
nothing to locate the plane. A woodcutter had to find them," aviation
professor Nicolae Serban Tomescu said. "The rescue operation was like
Swiss cheese. There were holes everywhere."
But some officials have defended the government's response to the
crash, saying rescuers were working in difficult weather conditions and
in darkness.
Nonetheless, public ire has reached a crescendo because many
believe the government was unable to muster up-to-date equipment to
rescue the crash victims, but is willing to invest its resources
heavily on surveillance. Romania, a country of 19 million with no
foreign enemies, has seven intelligence agencies, including the main
domestic and foreign spying agencies. Democracy activists claim that
those in power use intelligence to gain unfair advantages over
opponents and dig up compromising data.
A political cartoon on the front page of Romanian daily Jurnalul
National on Wednesday suggested the crash victims would have been found
sooner if someone on the flight had been under surveillance. The
caricature had two well-equipped secret agents joking, "How the hell
can we locate the crashed airplane? Hmm, had there been a journalist, a
deputy or a Senator on it, well ... !!!"
There is also anger because the elite telecommunications agency -
one of the seven intelligence agencies - invested 40 million euros in
the country's national emergency number, and the six calls one of the
survivors made didn't appear to be enough to get help there quickly
enough.
The blowback has taken its toll on the government, which is vying
to win a presidential election in November. Interior Minister Radu
Stroe handed in his resignation to the prime minister on Thursday to
become the highest-ranking government official to leave his post in the
scandal. The country's air traffic control chief, the head of the
emergency services and another senior Interior Ministry official have
also lost their jobs.
Prime Minister Victor Ponta fired two of those officials and called
for the resignations of others not under his authority. Addressing the
national mood Thursday, he used his strongest language to date
pointing to "serious errors in the rescue operation ... particularly
the techniques used for identifying the wreckage". He promised that in
the future authorities would be "much more efficient".
Ponta is also trying to save face because it was he who went on a
talk show on Monday evening to initially say all seven people on the
flight had survived. Romanians had been glued to TV news bulletins, and
the story was at first presented by the government as one with a happy
ending.
"The pilot did everything he could to save their lives but the
authorities were negligent," said Iuliana Popescu, a security guard.
"Why did it take them so many hours? Even if they got lost, they should
have got their earlier. Nobody had to die."
But former emergency services chief Ion Burlui, who resigned
Wednesday, said authorities had done their job properly in difficult
conditions, including deep snow, dense fog and darkness.
"Winter is not like summer and the mountain is not like the
plains," he said. "These people intervened ... risking their lives to
save other people."
The pilot who was killed, Adrian Iovan, had 30 years of experience
and was well known in Romania as an aviation expert who went on TV
whenever there was an accident. He died of hypothermia and from
numerous fractures. Aurelia Ion, a 23-year-old volunteer medical
student in her fifth year, died from hypothermia and multiple injuries.
No official has said that their lives could have been saved if
rescuers had arrived earlier, but many blame the slow response on their
deaths.
Cristian Tudorica, a 36-year-old bank clerk, summed up the public mood.
"Those doctors were on the flight to save others," he said. "It is
right that the (interior) minister resigned. These people should not
have died."
http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/
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*Τα έντονα γράμματα στο ξενόγλωσσο άρθρο είναι δικά μας.
Σε σχέση με την τελευταία παράγραφο:
"Those doctors were on the flight to save others," he said. "It is
right that the (interior) minister resigned. These people should not
have died."
να θυμήσουμε απλώς ότι έχουμε θρηνήσει και στην Ελλάδα όχι ένα αλλά 3 πολύνεκρα αεροπορικά δυστυχήματα με τα ελικόπτερα του ΕΚΑΒ. Γιατροί και πληρώματα χάθηκαν όλοι χωρίς ποτέ να λογοδοτήσει ή έστω να παραιτηθεί από τη καρέκλα του κανείς!
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