Tragedia del Flamengo: The story of the two young people who were saved after jumping out the window

Pablo Ruan i'm coming to Flamengo It's been a few months At the age of 16, he leaves the Londrina municipality, travels nearly a thousand kilometers and joins the ranks of the Rio de Janeiro team in an attempt to achieve his dream of becoming a professional footballer. Today, he is born again.

The young man is one of the survivors of the tragedy that entangled Flamengo after the fire of the clubhouse he has left so far, 10 dead and 3 wounded. He had a separate angel who saved his life.

"Pablo was woken up by a friendWhat? he smelled the smell of burning and he gave the alert. They broke one of the windows and jumped. Both are with excoriations but they are fine. The psychological trauma persists, but the young people are accompanied by well-trained professionals from Flamengo, "said Edson Moretti, president of the Portuguese club Londrinense, from which Ruan is born.

The director stated that the young man's family had "a big fright" but that they were already rebadured, according to statements made in the local media Folha from Londrina. The name of the other young man who was able to escape with him has not been published yet.

Roland landed at the youth club last September and there was spent the summer holidays with his family in Londrina. The February 3 he had returned to the club's pension to resume training.

The fact that the training center of the Rio de Janeiro team – known as Nido del Urubu started at dawn on Fridayaround 5 o'clock in the morning. After two hours of fighting the fire, the fire department managed to control the incident. The names of all the young athletes who have lost their lives are still unknown, although the first victims have already been identified.

"I was sleeping when I felt a strong burning smellI thought it was my cell phone that had burned. When I went to see, I saw an explosion and smoke came to my eyes. I shouted "help, help" and I ran away. I did not have time to help him, "said Samuel Barbosa (16), another survivor of the newspaper spear.