One
of the survivors of the fatal plane crash involving a Brazilian local
team is currently making inquiries about his dead teammates.
Helio Hermito Zampier Neto
One survivor of the tragic Chapecoense plane crash has no clues as
to what happened the tragic day their plane crashed and most of his
teammates died.
According to New York DailyNews, Helio Hermito Zampier Neto, a
31-year-old defender for the Chape soccer team and one of six survivors
from the crash, remains in hospital with serious injuries.
He has asked hospital visitors about his teammates and how the team
placed in the Copa Sudamericana finals, specifically in their game
against Colombian team Atletico Nacional.
However, questions regarding the fate of his teammates are going
unanswered for medical purposes as his state of health may suffer
setbacks due to the magnitude of the tragic news.
An overwhelming 19 of Neto’s teammates and 52 others died in the
Nov. 28 plane crash, including 20 journalists set to cover the team.
A psychiatrist from the hospital that Neto is currently being
treated at says he believes that it is best for Neto’s mental health if
he not be informed of the tragedy.
The goal being, “to avoid any emotional shock that would be potentially damaging for his clinical recovery at this moment".
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