A Romanian Witnessed the Railway Accident in Spain and Helped Save Passengers: "It Was an Explosion Like a Bomb.
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Who is the Romanian hero from Spain, who saved 200 passengers from the railway tragedy. The man cut the guard, alerted the emergency services and transported the wounded to the hospital with his car. Article Who is the Romanian hero from Spain, who saved 200 passengers after the collision of the trains. John Dunca transported the wounded to the hospital with his car first appeared on Romania TV.
A Romanian who was about 20 metres from the place of the railway accident in Spain, a soldier with at least 68 deaths, claims that he was the first to call 112 to ask for help. He told that there was an explosion similar to a bomb and that he intervened to remove the journeys from the area of damaged wagons, until the arrival of the intervention crews.
A Romanian was the first to alert the authorities after the railway accident, which resulted in dozens of deaths and injuries in Spain. John Dunca saw the moment when the two trains crashed and called 911, then tried to help injured passengers get out of damaged cars. [...] Article A Romanian, the first to call 112 after the railway accident in Spain and helped the victims get out of cars, appears first in the PS News.
A Romanian witnessed the railway accident in Spain, a soldier with at least 68 deaths, claiming that he was the first to call for help, writes protv.ro.
John Andone is in Spain, a country affected by a railway tragedy and heavy floods. Dinamo's former coach told FANATIK SuperLiga how locals reacted to dramatic events and revealed what theories circulate among the population.
A Romanian was one step away from the railway tragedy in Spain, a soldier with at least 68 deaths. John Dunca was only 20 metres from the place where two trains crashed and told that he heard a powerful explosion, such as a bomb. The man claims that he was the first to alert the authorities, then cut a wire fence to help injured travelers, including children, get out of the accident area.
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