Volos: The shocking story of a father who died alone, living in the garbage without a job

“We should be ashamed to be human”, the phrase could be its conclusion Heart breaking story Zacharias, by BulletAn unemployed father died alone in a hospital after collapsing in the garbage of his house.

He called her his neighbor rescuers EKAV’s “special operation” was set up to find him Trash…

Zechariah’s story transcends any situation. For his survival, he ate in Metropolis restaurants, and some neighbors accepted the state’s share as he “lived” on 200 euros for social solidarity for several years.

Heartwarming story of an unemployed father

Lived without electricity and water for 8 years. He has not bathed in five years. He lived primitively in the densely populated Volos. Zacharias had two children and his siblings lived near him. He died alone in a hospital, in a trash-filled room at home. His funeral will be carried out by the city as no one cares.

Zacharias was 55 years old and unemployed. He performed perfectly but could not get a job due to his age. He collected scrap metal from a supermarket and sold it with a trolley. For a roof he had a small verandah of a house, which his parents closed arbitrarily when they got married, and this place was named a room.

Every day, one of the neighbors who lived across from him counted an extra plate for Zacharias and took turns serving him food. He grew up without any supportive environment, his mother died at the age of 38 and his father started a new family, Zacharias literally starved into oblivion in a small room. As the rest of the house was locked, his brothers did not allow him to enter.

“I can’t live with them, what should I do?”

Growing up in the neighborhood of Chiliados, Zacharias never left, and that’s why everyone knows him.

He had told gegonota.news that he grew up alone and had two children from his short marriage who he left with his wife in an orphanage. His wife passed away with severe mental health issues. “I can’t live with them, what can I do,” she said monotonously about her children, who grew up without a family while their parents were alive and living in the same city. His son, now 24, moved to England when he was old enough to escape, while his daughter was 20. At 18 he left the orphanage and had no contact with her.

“We should be ashamed to be human”

Zacharias, who was suffering from extreme poverty, collapsed on October 16 last when he went to leave the key to the door of the warehouse where he lived. He fell from weakness and started calling for help, but none of the neighbors could help him as he could not get up from the stairs to open the door.

An ambulance was immediately called and the police rushed in and broke down the door. “We should be ashamed to be human,” he shouted, according to the same source, as his neighbor, one of the few who offered him food, while EKAV rescuers set up a “special operation” to find him in the garbage.

A well-known incident in the social services of 55-year-old Volos, they knew that he lived in garbage, did not receive food, unless neighbors or the city gave it to him, but there was no reaction. Help him. He cooled down alone in the Volos hospital on November 25.