Tragedy in Trieste: Styrian doctor dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Tragedy in Trieste: Styrian doctor dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Triest, Italien - A tragic incident overshadows the turn of the year: a 63-year-old Grazer who worked as a respected neonatologist died during his New Year's Eve holiday in Trieste from carbon monoxide poisoning. The alarmed emergency services found him together with his 62-year-old wife in her accommodation after friends tried in vain to reach the couple. All help came too late for the man, while his wife had to be taken to the hospital with severe symptoms of poisoning. According to MeinDzeitkirk your condition is critical worries.

medical career and retirement

The identity of the deceased, who had only ended his work at the LKH University Clinic Graz a few months ago. He was considered an outstanding doctor who took care of premature babies for 30 years and led the neonatology leading for 13 years. This special career and the sudden end have triggered great concern in the medical community, as reported.

The incident not only shaken the couples' friends and family, but also leaves a gap in the community that was strongly shaped by his commitment and passion for medicine. The shocking loss shows how quickly life can change and illuminates the dangers that can lurk in supposedly harmless situations like a vacation.