The worker who survived the collapse of the hotel: 3 seconds have been questioned, I've shouted <x0k Visar”

At 4:20 a.m. on Monday, it was fatal for one of the workers who were conducting the renovation of a piece of the former Adriatic Hotel, and it was scary for three more workers who managed to escape.

One of them is Silas Sadiku, who is only 20. He narrowly escaped the hair of his hair in seconds, according to him, only 3 is translated. He thanks God for saving.

I can't tell you how safe it is. All I know is, three seconds of us have been questioned about this. But fate, we got out of the obicete and it fell apart... Praise be to God, the almighty I live today!

That Sylla Sadiku and two others were lucky that day shows that they came out just from the very entrance that the object was destroyed. He says they came out of the parking lot's entrance, and asked if it was the entrance where it collapsed, he says briefly: Yes!

Syl Sadiku turns to the frightening moment of that day. He tells how he had called them to escape Wisar Behram, who lost his life, and explains how time wasn't enough for him.

The moment a piece of the object started dropping, I had “Visual “, he went away, but the object was just falling apart. Even when the object door was closed, part had already fallen, but the fate of the door was opened. We went out, but Visar wasn't with us... ”, he confessed.

Although there was a lot of time pressure and all that happened in a few seconds, the 20 - year - old recalls a fear. He was afraid the entire hotel would collapse decades old.

The scary moment “has mixed with a lot of noise that windows were breaking, the object was falling apart. The biggest fear was that at that moment the entire item was going down”, Sadiku says.

Repeating that it was a terrible event, Silas Sadiku points out that he is suffering from that day and that his health is not the same.

It was the worst thing ever. It was just a job I did without thinking about the consequences. I'm emotionally disarrayed today, so for a while I have to devote myself to my health, where I have to use therapy and counseling with psychologist”, he concludes.

Read the full confession of the 20-year-old who in 3 seconds saved his life:

This is Sylla Sadiku, a 20-year-old. He was one of the workers working at the site of the former Adriatic Hotel, which collapsed days ago and left a dead man. Praise belongs to God, the powerful God I live today!”, he says.

Reporter.net: How many seconds have you managed to exit the facility?

S. Sadiku: I can't tell you safe. All I know is, three seconds of us have been questioned about this. But fate, we got out of the obicete and it fell apart...

Reporter.net: Where did you come from?

S. Sadiku: From the entrance to the parking lot.

Reporter.net: Where the hotel fell?

S. Sadiku: Yeah.

Reporter.net: Can you tell us what you were working on at the scene of the collapse?

S. Sadiku: At the time of the collapse of the facility, we were working on breaking up some stoves.

Reporter.net: How did you hear that the hotel started to collapse, and how did you escape?

S. Sadiku: I knew the object was about to collapse because it had already begun to drop the wall from the right side of the object, and there was a loud noise from the wall collapse.

Reporter.net: What do you think caused the hotel crash?

S. Sadiku: We've just been working on upgrading the facility, I don't have any detailed information on its collapse.

Reporter.net: How do you describe that scary moment?

S. Sadiku: From a frightening moment on, a lot of noise has been mixed that windows were breaking, the object was falling apart. The greatest fear was that at that moment the whole object was falling apart.

Reporter.net: Have you heard him seek help from the late Visar Behram?

S. Sadiku: As soon as a piece of the object began to fall, I had <x0k Visar”, he went away but the object was already falling apart. Even when the object door was closed, part had already fallen, but the fate of the door was opened. We went out, but Visar wasn't with us...

Reporter.net: Do you remember more about Vicar?

S. Sadiku: No.

Reporter.net: Do you have long - standing photographs from where you were working?

S. Sadikur: No, I haven't worked that place in two days.

Reporter.net: What else can you tell us about the case?

S. Sadiku: It was the worst thing that ever happened to me. It was just a job I did without thinking about the consequences. I'm emotionally disabled today, so for a while I have to devote myself to my health, where I have to use therapy and counseling with the psychologist.