
The father of one of the victims defines the decision as a positive signal and an admission of guilt
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It refers to the fire that occurred in Crans-Montana which involved Italian citizens.
The Swiss government's decision to exceptionally waive the reimbursement of medical expenses incurred for the treatment of Italians injured in the New Year's Eve fire in Crans-Montana "is absolutely good news.
In the sense that to me it also seems like a kind of admission of guilt for Switzerland to take this type of permissive action."
Thus, when interviewed by ANSA, the father of Elsa, the fifteen-year-old from Biella who was seriously injured in the Constellation fire. "In my opinion - he adds - it has an important value.
Then maybe it all stops there. But, since we are in negotiations, it could be a positive sign."

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