The head of the Esztergom ambulance station in Hungary has gone missing after jumping into the Danube River from the Mária Valéria Bridge, with authorities confirming he has not been found since. The incident occurred amid ongoing workplace conflicts linked to recent organizational changes within the ambulance service. The Hungarian Ambulance Workers’ Union (MOMSZ) suggests that the tragedy may have been triggered by a dispute involving a newly appointed deputy regional chief physician and personal grievances related to management reshuffles. The union reports that the ambulance station head, a respected professional, had recently experienced significant stress, weight loss, and had been on sick leave, possibly due to the conflicts and perceived injustices. The incident marks the second recent tragedy within a week involving the ambulance service, raising concerns about systemic issues such as personnel stress, leadership shortcomings, and internal conflicts. MOMSZ calls for urgent examination of workplace conditions and better mental health support for employees, emphasizing the need for systemic reforms to prevent future tragedies.