Vera, the girl who died by accident in a bouncy castle, is fired by her father with an emotional video

Vera said goodbye to this world in a tragic and unfair way, says her father Iván Pérez. Imprisoned for the pain of having lost his little girl, the man published a video in the form of farewell in which he sees the 4-year-old girl reciting a Christmas song. The girl was one of the fatalities of the tragic accident at the bouncy castle in Mislata, Valencia (Spain).

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“Take a ladder that takes you up to the sky to paint the star of Christmas”Little Vera is heard singing happily. This is how your family wants to remember you and how you want the world to see you. “I leave you my smile so that it does not disappear”, Ivan noted as a legend when publishing the clip through Twitter.

The man was the one who revealed that the family decided to donate Vera’s organs, with which the lives of five children could be saved.

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“I am 4 years old and I say goodbye to the world in a tragic and unfair way. Thank you for the strength that you have given me and the love for my parents. And to the 5 little friends that I help to live with my organs, be as happy as I have been. I leave you my smile so that it does not disappear. VER “It reads in this farewell that it has already exceeded 75 thousand “likes.”

I am 4 years old and I say goodbye to the world in a tragic and unfair way. Thank you for the strength that you have given me and the love for my parents. And to the 5 little friends that I help to live with my organs, be as happy as I have been. I leave you my smile so that it does not disappear. VER pic.twitter.com/0QHJnm61Ir

– Iván Pérez (@IvanFaubell) January 10, 2022

The little girl was the second victim of the tragic accident that occurred on January 4 at a city fair. The first was an 8-year-old girl who died in hospital from her injuries.

“There are no words of consolation, a real drama. It is a very sad day for Mislata ”, The mayor of this town, Carlos Bielsa, pointed out on Twitter.

Eight other children were injured by gusts of wind that caused the games to be lifted. The municipality decreed three days of mourning and canceled all the celebrations that were still scheduled for these holidays, including the traditional parade of the Magi.

Police are still continuing investigations to determine if the bouncy castle met safety standards.

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