The Dana Judge Keeps a Woman as a Death Victim Despite Dismissing the Coroner's Causative Relationship.
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The judge of Catarroja who investigates the criminal case concerning the management of the dana of 29 October has decided to keep a woman who died on 12 November of that year as a death victim, despite the fact that a report by the Institute of Legal Medicine (IML) dismisses a causal relationship between her death and the circumstances suffered during the emergency.
The woman suffered from leukemia and ran out of her oxygen machine that day, but her death, according to forensic criteria, is unrelated to the floods.
The judge of Catarroja maintains as a death victim a neighbor who spent 30 hours without oxygen and maintains that this lack could have been caused by her death. The entry The judge of the DANA in Catarroja keeps a neighbor without oxygen as a death victim despite the forensic criterion appears first in Moncloa.
The judge in Catarroja (Horta Sud) who is investigating possible criminal liability for the flood of 29 October 2024 has decided to maintain the consideration of a woman, suffering from leukemia, who was left without oxygen for thirty hours, as a fatal victim. The judge's position contradicts the forensic criteria, which ruled out a cause-effect relationship with the flood.
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