Polish PM Helps 'Hero' Officer Who Saved 17 but Lost His Health
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A police officer rescued 17 people from a burning building in Chorzów. After this rescue, he suffered from an incurable neurological condition due to oxygen deprivation and was forced to resign. He received a pension and a special allowance from the Prime Minister. "This is a significant relief for my already very tired nervous system after these 14 months of uncertainty," Łukasz Schön told a TVN24 reporter.
Donald Tusk emphasized that the police officer "sacrificed his own health." Marcin Kierwiński stated that "the state does not abandon its heroes without help."
He saved 17 people from a burning apartment building, but he paid a tragic price for it. Police officer Łukasz Schön suffered serious brain damage and cannot return to duty. His story moved Donald Tusk. The Prime Minister decided to grant him a special benefit.
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