US EditionLanded in Linate the State Plane with the Bodies of the Victims of Crans-Montana
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The C-130 took off from Sion at 12.09 will arrive in Linate and then in Ciampino. Esequie in Switzerland for the sixth Italian victim, who lived in Lugano. On January 7 minute of silence in the schools. Ambassador Cornado: 'In Italy the operators of the Constellation would have been arrested' (ANSA)
Crans-Montana, follow today's news live on the New Year's Massacre. Today the arrival of the bodies of young Italians in Milan Linate
Minister Valditara: "We want to remember young people who have lost their lives and express closeness to their families"
Four days after the fire disaster, there are increasingly legal questions. Who is to blame for the tragedy?
The bodies of five of the six Italians who died in a fire at a popular bar in the Swiss ski resort of Crans Montana on Thursday were flown back to Italy today. A total of 40 people died in the fire, and all have been identified, according to Swiss police. Meanwhile, efforts are still underway to identify six of the 119 injured.
Following the devastating fire disaster in Crans-Montana, Wallis Attorney General Beatrice Pilloud speaks plainly – and gives an update on the investigation.
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