Father of Emre Yazgan, who lost his life in avalanche disaster, describes his pain
An avalanche occurred in the morning hours at the Palandöken Ski Center in Erzurum. Following the avalanche, Emre Yazgan from the Youth National Judo Team could not be saved despite all interventions and lost his life. Emre Yazgan's father shared his initial feelings.
An avalanche occurred on Mount Palandöken in Erzurum while members of the Youth National Judo Team were present. In the resulting avalanche disaster, 5 people were injured, 1 of them seriously.
16-year-old national athlete Emre Yazgan, who was seriously injured as a result of the avalanche, could not be saved despite all interventions and passed away.
It was learned that one of the injured was Emre Yazgan's twin, and the grieving father of the late Emre Yazgan shared his initial feelings with tv100.

'GOD TOOK ONE AND SPARED THE OTHER'
"His coach conveyed the news to me. He said, 'An avalanche occurred, Yunus saved himself, they are looking for Emre.' I froze at that moment. They were national athletes. His brother's condition is good. They were twins; God took one and spared the other. The avalanche had buried him from the waist down. They went to the national team camp. They had gone out for a walk. He loved the sport he did very much. He had been doing this sport since he was 7 years old, for 12 years. He had become the Turkish champion last year."
News Source: 12punto
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