The health status of the 26-year-old Brazilian youth, the only one injured by the collapse of the roof at the Airport of Faro who was hospitalized, "still inspires some care", but his condition is not serious, said the spokeswoman of the District Hospital of Faro.
To what Sul Informação he found that the wounded man, who is presumed to be an airport employee, had been hit by part of the structure that this morning, around 5:00 am, collapsed, causing slight injuries to four other people, who were assisted on the spot.
The most seriously injured, a Brazilian residing in Portugal, was transported to the Hospital de Faro, but presented himself “aware and oriented”, remaining “in observation”.
The hospital unit in the Algarve capital also received, this morning, another 12 people, all with minor injuries. These are 10 adults and two children, all from the gypsy camp at Cerro do Bruxo, next to the Modelo de Faro.
The HDF spokeswoman told the Sul Informação that, of these people, who suffered "bruises and bruises", only a 46-year-old man remains hospitalized, "who is stable, conscious and oriented", but who is still "under observation".
Taking into account the scare that the people in the Roma camp were given when the wind and rain destroyed their tents, dozens accompanied the wounded to the Hospital, completely soaked, and "clothes and food were provided".
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