Dumitru Sechelariu died in Vienna hospital

Dumitru Sechelariu, a former Mayor of the Romanian city of Bacau and president of FCM Bacau football team, died Saturday morning in a hospital from Vienna, Austria. Media sources claim that Sechelariu’s passing was caused by a lung cancer he had been suffering of.

Last Tuesday Dumitru Sechelariu underwent a surgical operation at Bucharest’s Floreasca Hospital where he had been admitted on February 2, 2013, due to spine problems. Shortly after surgery, Sechelariu fell into a coma. He was revived and subsequently connected to breathing machines as his condition remained serious and unstable because of his multiple chronic illnesses.

The former Bacau Mayor checked in at Floreasca Hospital on February 2 after being transferred from Iasi, where he had been hospitalized on 31 January 2013 with spinal cord problems. Sechelariu was unable to walk on his own, according to medical sources.

In February 2010, Dumitru Sechelariu passed through a surgery at the Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases in Iasi, after suffering a mild heart attack. Just a few days later, Sechelariu was arrested by prosecutors of the National Anticorruption Directorate (DNA) in relation to a corruption case and the same day he fell sick and was taken to Bacau County Hospital where he was hospitalized under guard surveillance.
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Dumitru Sechelariu: suspected cause of death
It seems that excessive smoking turned out to be fatal for the football man. Close friends said that Sechelariu used to smoke up to 5 packs of cigarettes each day. The family tried to taken him to Vienna to get the best medical care but Austrian doctors initially refused a possible transfer due to his poor health condition.

Finally, this week, the businessman from Bacau was rushed to Vienna where he was subjected to a detailed medical check. Austrian doctors decided that another surgery is no longer justified, given the fact that the results of the medical analyzes came out very bad. Basically, Austrian specialists told Sechelariu family that the battle is already lost.