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Crans Montana, for Italian Households Hospital Costs of 1.6 Million

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Twelve Italians treated in Switzerland after the New Year's fire, but the reimbursement of medical expenses remains blocked between the two governments despite European agreements

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A decision on this is expected by the Swiss Federal Government, which, however, is now engaged in a complex replacement of outgoing President Guy Parmelin, who resigned to surprise last week.

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The dispute between Switzerland and Italy after the tragedy of last New Year in which 47 people died. The case of the Biellan Elsa Rubino, the last patient in ...

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They would amount to CHF 1.5 million, or more than €1.6 million, the health costs incurred by Switzerland for the first care of the Italian children injured in the New Year's fire in Crans-Montana. (ANSA)

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Twelve Italians treated in Switzerland after the New Year's fire, but the reimbursement of medical expenses remains blocked between the two governments despite European agreements

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The Swiss hospitals account for the care received by young Italians who were seriously burned at the stake of Crans Montana for more than €1.6 million. Rts, the Swiss public radio station, is responsible for this. In total, 12 compatriots have been taken over, for longer or shorter periods, by the Swiss health [...] The article Crans Montana, the Swiss hospitals account for the care of young Italian burnees, is more than €1.6 million, comes from…

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Switzerland and Italy are locked in a dispute over unpaid medical bills for 12 Italian victims of the tragic fire in Crans-Montana, which amount to around 1.5 million Swiss francs. More than nine months after the tragedy, the issue remains unresolved, as Italy continues to refuse to cover the costs of treating the injured in Swiss hospitals. According to Swiss public broadcaster RTS, international agreements stipulate that the costs of treatment…

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Neue Zürcher Zeitung broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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