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BackTragedia del Constellation, una mail dimostra che l'amministrazione conosceva il rischio incendio della schiuma fonoassorbente
Tragedia del Constellation, una mail dimostra che l'amministrazione conosceva il rischio incendio della schiuma fonoassorbente
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Repubblica Cronaca44 minutes agoCrime1 min readItaly

Tragedia del Constellation, una mail dimostra che l'amministrazione conosceva il rischio incendio della schiuma fonoassorbente

Indagata l'ex consigliera con delega all'edilizia. Il padre della sedicenne vittima del rogo di Capodanno chiede chiarezza

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  • Una mail rivela che l'amministrazione sapeva del rischio incendio della schiuma fonoassorbente al Constellation.
  • Indagata l'ex consigliera all'edilizia dopo il rogo di Capodanno in cui è morta una sedicenne.

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Why It Matters

L'amministrazione sapeva dei rischi d'incendio legati alla schiuma fonoassorbente del Constellation.

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a cura della redazione Cronaca nazionale

Una mail dimostra che l’amministrazione sapeva che la schiuma fonoassorbente del Constellation poteva incendiarsi. Indagata l’ex consigliera con delega all'edilizia. Il padre della sedicenne vittima del rogo di Capodanno: “Capire perché quel rischio non sia stato affrontato e scongiurato”

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  • Perché il rischio legato alla schiuma non è stato affrontato prima del rogo?

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This article was originally published by Repubblica Cronaca.

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