NAPUSTIO KBC ZEMUN: Darko Lazic transported to Selters Spa | Scene

The popular folker was admitted to Zemun hospital on October 23 when, on the Subotic – Brestac road in the morning, was the victim of a serious road accident.

FISHING Darko Lazić has left KBC Zemun and an ambulance transported Thursday to the Selters Spa in Mladenovac to recover! In the medical vehicle with Dark were his mother Branka and his friend Miljan Vracevic, as well as in the father of the second car, Milan, and his brother. While they were coming out of the hospital nose-on-nose, the reporters asked people how he felt, and he raised his thumb to indicate that he had said briefly:

– Ide better!

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If Lazić was to feel better after a serious road accident, his friend and partner Miljan Vracevic confirmed Thursday that "Novostima" had been confirmed, saying that the singer had strong reasons to recover as quickly as possible.

– In the spa, he is being rehabilitated with injured legs, but we do not know how long he will stay there, probably at least two or three weeks – says Vračević. – Clinically stable, the recovery will follow the course stabilized according to its state. Thanks to the excellent medical staff of Zemun Hospital and the Orthopedic Clinic, Darko is recovering from a very difficult situation. It is said that he was responsible for destiny. Darko is hoping for the best. He is happy, brave, young, strong, extremely motivated and aware that people like him.

Instagram photo / miljan.official

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The popular folker was admitted to Zemun hospital on October 23 after suffering a serious road accident on the Subotic – Brestac road in the morning. There was a struggle for life, and then some difficult operations. After the first encouraging news about Lazić's health condition, she also learned that her girlfriend, Marina Gagić, was in a different state, giving young people the extra strength to recover and regain a normal life the most. quickly possible.