Classroom ceiling collapse: The victim's condition is not satisfactory, paralyzed, with low recovery ability

Regarding the collapse of the classroom ceiling at Hermann Gmeiner Vinh High School, information from Hung Phuc ward leaders said that after the incident, the school promptly provided initial first aid and called an ambulance to take the victims to the hospital. 115 Nghe An General Hospital.

Among them, 2 people were injured, 1 of them was transferred to Viet Duc Hospital (Hanoi). The homeroom teacher and the remaining classmates were taken home to be cared for and monitored by their families. Class 11A9 switched from morning classes to afternoon classes.

Regarding the patient's current condition, the doctor in the hospital said that his current condition is not very positive as he suffered a very serious injury and was even paralyzed.

Doctor Nguyen Hoang Long, Deputy Head of Spine Surgery Department, Viet Duc Friendship Hospital, said the patient was admitted to the hospital due to a daily life accident, multiple injuries, dislocation of the T11 thoracic vertebra, and complete paralysis of the spinal cord. ; skull appears subarachnoid, Glasgow 15 points; Fracture of ribs 1-4 on the right side, hemothorax on both sides.

"However, because patient M. has complete motor and sensory paralysis, recovery is poor," said Dr. Long. Currently, the female patient is also being continuously monitored and actively treated.

Neitzen can only pray that a miracle will come to her and her family while M. is still at such a young age, with many unfinished futures.

Also according to Vietnamnet, in addition to M., there are currently 2 other victims continuing treatment at General Hospital 115, of which 1 has a broken leg, the other must be monitored for traumatic brain injury. 7 other cases have been discharged from the hospital and returned home for monitoring.

Previously, at about 7:30 a.m. at Hermann Gmeiner High School (Vinh City, Nghe An), while students were taking their first lesson, the ceiling partially collapsed. Many students were crushed by wood. When they saw the problem in the next room, students from other classes quickly ran to lift the collapsed wooden panels and bricks to get them out.

"Many people ran out in panic, calling for help. More than 10 people were injured," one friend recounted.

On the same afternoon, Mr. Thai Van Thanh, Director of Nghe An Department of Education and Training, and Department leaders directly visited Hermann Gmeiner High School students being treated at General Hospital 115.

The head of Nghe An education sector hopes that families will sympathize with the school, because this is undesirable. At the same time, schools are required to learn from experience and review their facilities to ensure safe teaching and prevent similar incidents from occurring.

Visiting the students, the Director of Nghe An Department of Education and Training also encouraged them to try to keep their spirits up and receive hospital treatment to soon stabilize their health. For children who are injured or undergoing treatment, the school needs to have a plan to provide additional training right after they return to school.

Regarding this incident, Mr. Le Truong Son, Deputy Department of Education and Training of Vinh City also said: "This morning, the city asked all schools in the area to review all facilities. and immediately report to the city if there is a risk of unsafety. Particularly, the area where the classroom with the ceiling collapsed at Hermann Gmeiner High School is temporarily unavailable to ensure the safety of students."

Hermann Gmeiner Vinh High School was established in 1994 by decision of the People's Committee of Nghe An province. The school is located in Hung Phuc ward, Vinh city, Nghe An province. The entire project is sponsored by an international organization with solid classrooms. The classrooms, in addition to exposed ceilings and tiled roofs, also have wooden ceilings to ensure warm winters and cool summers. However, after 30 years of operation and use of facilities, the classroom blocks are old.

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