Tucumano transferred from Chile left the hospital "overwhelmed by the media" | Chronic

Maximiliano Conca, a victim of a heart attack a week ago in Chile, left Sunday the Centro Hospital de Salud de Tucumán, where he was hospitalized after his transfer to the province, because he was feltoverwhelmed by the media ".

A few hours after arriving from the trans-Andean country in a health plane rented by the provincial government, he decided to leave on his own, without medical clearance, as confirmed by the Ministry of Health.

The hospital authorities explained that they could not force him to remain hospitalized because "He is a major and lucid person".

The patient is currently at the private cardiology center and during this day he has released a letter thanking the governor Juan Manzur and to the officials of the health zones who organized their transfer.

"I am an ordinary, low profile citizen, who has never known the magnitude of this situation until I arrived in my beloved province", explained Conca.

He also pointed out that, on behalf of the hospital hospital staff "I had a good deal"but he admitted that "I've been overwhelmed by media and photos that have been published without my permission".

In his letter, he asked the authorities of the executive branch of "allow the work to be done ad honorem to cover the expenses (up to the last cent) of my transfer to the province".

The 40-year-old architect was on vacation in the Chilean town of Viña del Mar when he suffered a heart attack. His relatives asked for official help, as they could not afford the costs of moving or continuing to pay for his hospitalization, which amounted to 650000 pesos of fees, since he had not subscribed to 39, travel insurance.