A young 19-year-old girl who passed the baccalaureate exam with a maximum 10 mark last summer, died Wednesday morning at the hospital after she jumped to her death from the eighth floor of a block in Cluj-Napoca.
“From UPU she was transferred to intensive care but unfortunately she could not be saved. She had no chance of survival. Following the fall, Iulia Plăian suffered multiple head, chest and pelvis trauma along with femur fracture and entered into hemorrhagic shock,” said Director of County Emergency Clinical Hospital Cluj, Cristiana Ciortea.
“I do not think it was harsher or easier compared to the previous years. It was just an average level. I opted for the following disciplines: Romanian, German, mathematics and physics. I did not expect to get such high marks, frankly. I have not taken any hour of meditation. I think those who are constantly learning during the year, certainly will get the well desired results. And the teachers have an important role as well,” said Iulia Plăian a few months ago. Preliminary investigations revealed that the girl went with her father to visit an apartment, reportedly belonging to her parents, and at a certain point she went out on the balcony and jumped over. According to Iulia’s father, the young girls was suffering of depression. Police investigation is still ongoing.
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Iulia’s faculty colleagues claimed she did not socialize much and missed the courses in recent period. Roxana Chiorean, Iulia’s class fellow at the Computer and Information Technology Department, Technical University of Cluj-Napoca (TUCN), said that the girl looked quite depressed and was not seen too aften joining the classes.
Another group colleague, Alexandru Brânduşe said that the victim was somehow forced by parents to follow computer science at the Technical University Cluj Napoca UTCN and apparently wasn’t what she wanted. However she struggled and asks questions during classes. I haven’t see her in the past week or two.”