He is only 13 years old, but he gives us all an example of courage. It is about a boy from Harghita, who became the hero of his community after he threw himself into the flames to save his grandparents from a fire.
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Unfortunately, he failed and suffered severe burns. Impressed by his drama, hundreds of people sent him messages of encouragement, and now they are with him.
Adrian lived with his grandparents in a hamlet in Harghita. He was raised by them since he was little and loved them more than anything in the world. On Monday, people who had lost their jobs received unemployment benefits and the first thing they did was buy a bottle.
Grandpa, a 60-year-old man, started installing it and checked if he was breathing with a lighter. At that moment, a strong explosion took place in the house, and the kitchen was set on fire.
His wife came in after him to save him, but the flames surrounded her as well.
The boy was in the yard with his mother and sisters. He didn’t think for a moment. With the help of his neighbors, he jumped to throw water over the commotion, ignoring the danger.
“He tried to help as much as he could, poor thing, he broke the windows so that the grandfather and the grandmother / loud girl could come out, ‘Santa, get out, Santa!’ but it was no longer possible. He has a lot of courage in him and he cared a lot about his grandparents because they raised him when he was little “, said the boy’s uncle.
The 13-year-old had so much courage that, although burned in the face and hands, he told doctors and firefighters to take care of his grandparents, hoping they could be saved. Then he walked to a well and, biting his lip, tried to soothe his pain by spraying himself with water. He had seen his grandmother by the door, among the flames.
Adrian is now in the hospital with burns on 10 percent of his body, face and arms. For those who found out the story, he is a hero. Hundreds of people are with him and have sent messages of encouragement.
Local authorities have announced that they will help the troubled family with money.
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