11 years since the Colectiv tragedy: the medical file runs to 544 volumes
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On 30 October, Romania marks 11 years since the fire at the Colectiv club in Bucharest. On the evening of 30 October 2015, during a concert, a fire broke out in the club and people were seriously injured. Many young people died that night, and other people died later, in hospitals.
The medical file of the tragedy is very large. According to published information, it runs to 544 volumes. This file contains documents about the patients who were treated after the fire, about their burns and about the complications that appeared during treatment. Many of those injured were admitted to several hospitals in the country and abroad.
After the tragedy, many discussions arose about hospital infections and the quality of medical care. The total number of victims rose over time, reaching 64 dead. Many people believe it is important for the justice system and the authorities to clarify all aspects of the case, so that the victims' families can receive answers.
In conclusion, the 11th anniversary of Colectiv brings renewed attention to both the criminal file and the medical file of the tragedy. Both remain important for the victims' families and for Romanian society, which continues to demand transparency and accountability.
Sources: Bihoreanul
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