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Child in coma in Egypt, solidarity race to bring him back to Brandizzo
Italy🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

Child in coma in Egypt, solidarity race to bring him back to Brandizzo

A six-and-a-half-year-old boy named Younes, of Moroccan origin, was severely injured after falling and hitting his head while swimming at a hotel pool in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. He is currently in a coma induced by medication due to cerebral edema and has been admitted to a clinic. The family, who reside in Brandizzo near Turin, Italy, faces financial challenges as they cannot afford the travel costs back to Italy because they did not purchase travel insurance before their vacation. A crowdfunding campaign initiated online has raised over 80,000 euros from more than 2,500 donors. The organizers are awaiting further medical updates before confirming the logistics for bringing Younes back to Italy, emphasizing the need for safe and secure transportation. They express gratitude to all contributors and share the positive response received.

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ANSA logoANSAIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Child in coma in Egypt, solidarity race to bring him back to Brandizzo

A six-and-a-half-year-old boy named Younes, of Moroccan origin, was severely injured after falling and hitting his head while swimming at a hotel pool in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. He is currently in a coma induced by medication due to cerebral edema and has been admitted to a clinic. The family, who reside in Brandizzo near Turin, Italy, faces financial challenges as they cannot afford the travel costs back to Italy because they did not purchase travel insurance before their vacation. A crowdfunding campaign initiated online has raised over 80,000 euros from more than 2,500 donors. The organizers are awaiting further medical updates before confirming the logistics for bringing Younes back to Italy, emphasizing the need for safe and secure transportation. They express gratitude to all contributors and share the positive response received.

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