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The epilogue of the tragedy in Ilioupoli was written tonight, as the second 17-year-old student who had fallen into the void from the roof of a six-story apartment building, along with a friend of her age, also expired at KAT Hospital.

The student expired, on Thursday (14/5), while being treated in the ICU of KAT Hospital.

The hospital, in a statement, expressed its condolences to the child's relatives.

KAT's statement

"Today, 14/05/2026 at 19:54, the 17-year-old student who had been treated in the ICU of our Hospital since 12/05/2026 lost her battle with life. KAT Hospital expresses its sincere condolences to her relatives."

It is recalled that the two 17-year-olds had jumped into the void from the roof of a six-story apartment building in Ilioupoli on Tuesday (12/5). One student was killed on the spot and the second was fighting in the ICU, where she unfortunately ended up.

As police sources reported to protothema.gr, the two friends made the fatal decision together, after having consumed a quantity of vodka. They wrote notes, explaining the reasons that led them there, climbed onto the roof of the apartment building, locked the door, put on headphones listening to music and fell into the void, holding hands.

The first student who expired on Tuesday had left a note in which, according to information, she wrote that she was depressed, that she loved her parents and that they were not to blame for anything. She also mentioned that she thought she would disappoint them because she would not succeed in the national exams. “I don’t want to live in this world,” she concluded.

The police also found a diary in the home of the second 17-year-old who was hospitalized in the KAT, in which she wrote that she was depressed and that she might disappoint her parents with the national exams.

The parents of 17-year-old Melina want a donation to the Smile of the Child instead of wreaths

The parents of 17-year-old Melina, who lost her life on the spot on Tuesday (12/5), want anyone who can, instead of wreaths, to make a donation to “The Smile of the Child” in memory of their daughter.

“With this gesture, Melina’s memory will continue to brighten the lives of children who need care, protection and hope,” the Smile of the Child announcement states.