Ann Ann Terni was saddened by an allergic reaction to the nuts after eating a sandwich in Rome – it is believed that there is a language barrier between Avari and restaurant employees
One of the holidays died tragicly after suffering from an allergic reaction after the suspected misunderstanding with restaurant employees.
Avarie Anne Tierney, 21, from the United States, had a trip with her friends in Rome, Italy, when the tragedy struck. She was studying through an exchange program and ordered a sandwich from a restaurant. According to reports, she consumed cashew nuts without knowing and began to feel a sign. She realized that she was suffering from a reaction and rushed to her places of residence to recover the drug on April 2.
However, it is said that it reached the ground floor of the building only when it collapsed. Avari went to the shock of allergies in front of her friends. They requested the emergency services that rushed to the scene.
The paramedics gave her two doses of cortisone and condemned the heart massage to the young woman for 30 minutes. Unfortunately, they could not save her life. The police are waiting for the results of the autopsy to confirm the cause of precise death.
Avari was a student at the Evangelical University of Biola in Los Angeles, California. She posted multiple photos of her hot points in Rome on her Instagram page in the weeks before her tragic passage.
In addition to visiting landmarks such as Colosseum, Terney also attended the Roma football match at the Olimpico Stadium.
I liked the Italian capital that it had published a sign saying “Rome is sweet home.” She has been staying in Rome since the end of January.
Since then, it flowed on social media. One person wrote under her latest photos: “I just heard the notice and I cannot believe it. I didn't know you but you don't deserve it. Lick in peace.” Another person commented: “This is unrealistic. I am in a state of not believing.”
In the United Kingdom, the owner of a Café was fined 18,000 pounds after the death of a student from an allergic reaction. Mia Saint Heleire was transferred to the hospital after drinking wine, which is believed to contain traces of nuts, at Bob Inn Bob Café. The 12 -year -old died of sadness in the hospital.
“We think about Mia every day and know that her death was likely to be simply prevented, just adding to our grief as a family,” said Mia's parents, Adrian and Chanel.
“We hope that this condemnation and fine will send a loud message to companies that serve food and drinks throughout the country. One of the destructive consequences imposed on taking food is seriously.”
The investigation continues.
