This Wednesday, a serious diagnosis was announced for one of the people injured when a giant screen fell at the Zoros del Desierto Stadium last Sunday.

People gathered here to watch the live match between Kobreroa and Tarka Rangers.

This is Dahery Escobar, who is still hospitalized in Calama’s Carlos Cisternas Hospital with severe injuries to his head and spine. According to his family, Young Kobreroa fans are at risk of permanent spinal damage.

“At this very moment, what we need is to hear from the municipality, from the mayor, from the people in charge. But they’re not saying anything.”Here at the hospital. “She is in critical condition and she is admitted to the ICU, so she needs urgent surgery and immediate transport,” a post on her Instagram account reads. daheli justice.

Young man Daheri is in critical condition after being hit by giant screen at Kobreroa Stadium

Waldemar Barrera, a relative of Daheri, said in a conversation with 24 Horas that the city of Calama promised to finance his medical expenses and manage his transportation to Santiago.

“We see that nothing happens and no one moves. We have already spoken to the mayor, she has been here from the beginning. They are willing to accept everything in terms of costs as the mayor’s office, but “In the end it’s all about words and today we are putting together a report to make an immediate transfer, but we don’t have anything.”

According to the victim’s family, The main drawback to transporting the young woman was that no ambulance was available in the area.

“This is a serious accident that took his life in one minute. We are waiting for something to be done so that we can provide him with better care (…) The happiest day of my life is the most It’s a sad day,” said Samir Vargas, Daheli’s partner.

Even on Instagram, he was criticized, saying, “Nothing has been decided. Nothing has been decided.” “There are no ambulance planes, and there are no beds at the MEDS clinic in Santiago, which is said to be fully prepared,” he said, calling on the city of Calama to “keep its promise and transport Daheri.”