Wife describes the horrifying moment she watched her husband die in the Lisbon tram disaster
A wife, who watched her husband’s disappearance in the challenging Lisbon tram disaster, detailed her last moments together.
Hind Iguernane from Ottawa and her husband Aziz Benharref, the famous attraction was captured after a cable on September 3, when the prisoner Gloria was in the Fünikül.
Iguernane 16 dead and 21 wounded horror accidents, while 42 -year -old husband failed to do so.
‘Very, very fast, like going on the highway and everyone was screaming,’ ‘I remembered Iguernane he remembered CTV Broken hip and a shoulder hospital bed.
“ He was very frightening. Collapsed. I didn’t see him. I called him; I was looking for Aziz and did not answer. ‘
Both of them were originally the Moroccan Canadian couple, when they decided to ride the 140 -year -old electric funicals, they enjoyed their holidays in Portugal.
The bright yellow tram is traveling to the city center of Lisbon on a steep hill connecting to the Old Bairro Alto region.
Iguernane said her husband and their change of seats before the trip – they probably saved their lives.
Hind Iguernane (left) of Ottawa and her husband Aziz Benharref (right), the prisoner Gloria Fünikül was in the Fünikül when the famous attraction hit a building.
Iguernane survived 16 dead and 21 wounded horror accidents (in the picture), while her 42 -year -old husband failed to do so
Hind Iguernane (in the picture) was injured in the accident and in the hospital
“ We sat side by side. I had to sit in his place and said, “No, just move a little and I’ll be there.”
After the catastrophic tram wreck, Iguernane said that he was in conscious and out of consciousness for a few days, unaware of his husband where his husband was or not.
He said he had spent days for updates from hospital staff about Benharref, but left unanswered questions.
They only told me, “We’re all looking for him, we’re looking for him,” he remembered me.
Meanwhile, Iguernane’s brother, who lives with the couple in Otawa, went to Facebook to ask if he didn’t know where Benharref was.
Through social media, Youness said that he found a woman from Algeria and a woman who lives in Portugal from Morocco and can help hospitals for Benharref.
Benharref’s identity, global works were confirmed days after he announced the death of Canada’s two Canadians from Quebec City.
After the catastrophic tram wreck, Iguernane said that he was in and out of consciousness for a few days (in the picture: Emergency intervention teams at the scene)
The identity of Benharref, global works, Canada’s Quebec City, André Bergeron and his wife Blandine Daux were confirmed days after the deaths of two Canadians.
Benharref’s loved ones, when it comes to finding him, Canada said they were disappointed in lack of help.
Benharref’i for more than 20 years and who went to the university with him Ayoub Sajjaa, “ “ they took the information we have and tried to get information, but we did not get any help from them, ” he said.
“ It was really annoying because we tried to find our own solutions for all night.
‘And we got help from people we never knew before, and it’s really sad because we were saying, “Oh Canada, do you know how to help us.”
According to LinkedIn, Benharref, who works as a customer service representative, will be buried in Morocco.
Bright yellow tram (in the picture) travels to Lisbon city center along a steep hill connected to the Old Bairro Alto region
While Iguernane stays in the hospital Waof It was created to support recovery. So far more than $ 8,400 money has been collected.
“ He is one of the sweetest people so far. He was kind to everyone. He was generous, hardworking, respectful. He was a great husband. He loved Canada, ‘Iguernane told CTV.
‘Pray for him, pray for all the people and victims of the tragedy and for us to stay strong.’
