There was absolutely no delay in the arrival of the ambulance at Aegina’s Klima beach, where a 65-year-old woman of Israeli nationality and Greek descent lost her life — despite anonymous claims to the contrary made by beachgoers (not family members) to several Greek online media outlets and local Aegina news sources. This is confirmed with absolute certainty to parapolitika.gr by Christos Roilos, director of the 2nd Health Region (YPE) of Piraeus and the Aegean, in connection with the woman’s death.
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Christos Roilos: The ambulance was called immediately
According to Christos Roilos, “the Aegina Health Centre received a call at 13:05 today, 13/09/26, from a citizen at Klima beach in southern Aegina. It was reported that a swimmer had been found on the beach with no pulse. The ambulance was dispatched immediately, accompanied by the on-call doctor, so that the Health Centre would not be left without medical coverage from the duty physician. Those present at the scene reported that a private doctor had in the meantime performed CPR on the patient, while a defibrillator was also used — without a positive outcome. The ambulance returned to the Health Centre with the patient at 14:10, at which point death was confirmed. Throughout the entire transfer, CPR was performed by the doctor and all required medical interventions were carried out in accordance with established protocol. According to information from the deceased’s family circle, she had a history of cardiac insufficiency. A forensic examination will be conducted as required to determine the cause of death. The deceased is believed to be a 65-year-old woman, possibly of Israeli nationality but of Greek origin.”
