Two NHS nurses perished in a car accident while on vacation in the United States. Tatiana Brando, 30, and Raquel Moreira, 28, were Portuguese nationals who worked at University Hospital Southampton.
On 3 February, they were killed in a collision involving a Jeep and a bus near the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The hospital said the two friends were “much-loved” by their coworkers, who were “shocked and devastated” by their deaths.
Ms. Brando and Ms. Moreira, who started working at the hospital seven and five years ago, respectively, have “promising careers ahead of them,” according to Gail Byrne, the trust’s chief nursing officer. The friends were well renowned for their generosity, compassion, and zeal, according to Ms. Byrne.
“Both have a strong commitment to nursing and giving our patients the best care possible. They “shared a love for new experiences, adventure, and living life to the fullest” outside of their employment.
The hospital was offering its “love and condolences” to their families and that the two would be “sorely missed.”
Who Are Tatiana Brandão And Raquel Moreira?
Tatiana Brando and Raquel Moreira were two Southampton General Hospital nurses murdered in a vehicle accident. Both women were 30 and 28 years old respectively and were of Portuguese descent.
The disaster happened when their vehicle crashed with a bus at the Grand Canyon’s entrance, and they were claimed to have been killed instantaneously. Their coworkers and friends were devastated to learn of their deaths.