A 27-year-old French national identified as Matthieu Aubrun remains in critical condition following the devastating fire at Le Constellation in Crans-Montana. Aubrun, who worked as a server at the establishment, suffered severe injuries during the incident and is currently being treated in intensive care.

Medical teams report that Aubrun sustained burns covering more than 25 percent of his body. In addition to the burn injuries, his respiratory tract has been severely damaged due to exposure to toxic smoke. As a result, doctors placed him in an artificial coma to stabilize his condition and support vital functions.

Hospital sources indicate that his prognosis remains life-threatening. While treatment is ongoing, the coming days are considered critical as physicians monitor his response and work to prevent further complications.

The fire has already claimed multiple victims and left others injured, but Aubrun’s condition underscores the continuing human toll of the tragedy. As a staff member on duty, he was among those exposed to the most dangerous conditions inside the bar during the blaze.

Beyond the medical emergency, the incident has created an immense emotional and financial burden for his family. Aubrun’s parents and brother have launched a fundraising effort to help cover costs related to travel, accommodation near the hospital, and ongoing legal procedures connected to the case.

Family members have expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support while asking for privacy as they navigate an uncertain and painful period. They have also encouraged the public to keep Aubrun in their thoughts as he fights to recover.

As investigations into the cause of the fire continue, Aubrun’s condition remains a stark reminder that the consequences of the disaster are still unfolding. Authorities have not provided updates on liability or responsibility, focusing instead on emergency response, victim care, and ongoing forensic work.

For now, the focus remains on survival. Doctors, family members, and supporters wait anxiously, hoping for signs of improvement as Aubrun remains in intensive care.