A funeral worker was fired from his job after a “selfie”...

The funeral worker of the late Diego Maradona was fired from his job after he took a “selfie” next to the open casket of the Argentine legend, after the worker, named Claudio Fernandez, took the photo while his body was lying in the presidential palace in Buenos Aires, but he apologized and begged everyone to forgive him.

Fernandez said in statements that he “lost his job at the funeral office (Sibelius Pinner) with his son Ismail and a third man.“, Adding: “The decision to take the photo was immediate and spontaneous. It was not planned or taken into account its consequences. I raised my head and thumb, and my son did that like any 18-year-old child,” according to Sputnik.

This comes after 3 employees prepared the coffin of the world champion, Diego Maradona, in the funeral hall in the Presidential Palace, before the start of the ceremony, last Wednesday, and took pictures and a “selfie”, in which Maradonas face appeared, which caused great anger in the family.

While many surprises appeared about the announcement of the death of Argentine soccer player Diego Armando Maradona, and the Argentine newspaper “Bajina 12” suggests that he took a sedative drug, and this dose may cause a drug coma for any normal patient, but he drank 13 beer bottles a day at the same time, The newspaper pointed out that Maradona was suffering from difficulties in speaking and walking, and drug and alcohol poisoning led to contemplation of hospitalization and medical examination.

As is well known, Maradona trusted his doctor Leopoldo Locke, who some define him as a fan of Diego, and not as an equal doctor, and of course the medicine he took before his sixtieth birthday has become a matter of great question, but it must be taken into account, in addition to that Maradona He was treating himself by himself, meaning that he consumed the doses he wanted from the sedative drug and was drinking alcohol with him.

A friend and director of the works of the Argentine legend Maradona made controversial statements, which he made, after his death at the age of 60, at his home in the outskirts of Buenos Aires, after suffering from severe heart failure, leaving behind a great football legacy, despite the many health problems and addictions that plagued his life. And his career, and photos spread on social media, showing workers standing next to the open casket in the hall, smiling signs appearing on their faces, and one of them raised his thumb to the top.