Collection for Míňa's body transport exceeds half a million, family faces criticism
The collection for repatriating the body of Czech influencer Dominika Elischerová, known as Míňa, has raised over half a million crowns. The campaign was launched by wrestlers Erik and Patrik Kutil, because transporting the body from Thailand back to her homeland proved to be financially costly. The twenty-three-year-old star of the Clash of Stars combat organization died as a result of a serious traffic accident, when she was hit by a truck while riding a scooter on her way to boxing training. idnes.cz ↗ denik.cz ↗
The deceased's family is now facing a double burden - dealing with the repatriation while also facing criticism from the public. Dominika Elischerová's mother has pushed back against the negative reactions and sent sharp messages to the haters. The family has also expressed criticism of the Thai hospital and its approach to care, which they consider inadequate. extra.cz ↗ zeny.iprima.cz ↗
New facts point to the fact that the dangerous traffic situation in Thailand also endangers other visitors. Before her departure, Dominika had spoken about the danger on the roads there and admitted that traveling there means being "one foot in the grave." She had traveled to Thailand specifically for intensive boxing training following her victory in the Clash in February, in order to further improve in the sport. irozhlas.cz ↗ blesk.cz ↗
The deceased's family is now facing a double burden - dealing with the repatriation while also facing criticism from the public. Dominika Elischerová's mother has pushed back against the negative reactions and sent sharp messages to the haters. The family has also expressed criticism of the Thai hospital and its approach to care, which they consider inadequate. extra.cz ↗ zeny.iprima.cz ↗
New facts point to the fact that the dangerous traffic situation in Thailand also endangers other visitors. Before her departure, Dominika had spoken about the danger on the roads there and admitted that traveling there means being "one foot in the grave." She had traveled to Thailand specifically for intensive boxing training following her victory in the Clash in February, in order to further improve in the sport. irozhlas.cz ↗ blesk.cz ↗
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Na převoz těla Míny vypsali sbírku. Vybralo se už přes půl milionu korun
idnes.cz
| 10:08 19.03.
Influencerka Mína je po smrti. Pokusy o oživování byly marné
extra.cz
| 21:22 17.03.
Influencerka Mína srážku s kamionem nepřežila: Smrt Dominiky Elischerové oznámila maminka
zeny.iprima.cz
| 20:55 17.03.
Influencerka Mína bojuje o život: Dominiku Elischerovou po nehodě několikrát oživovali
zeny.iprima.cz
| 20:21 17.03.
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