The DANA Judge Sees "Clear Indications" that Many of the Deaths Could Have Been Avoided
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He denounces negligence in the management of the emergency and claims that a warning to go to high floors "could have saved lives"
The judge speaks at the beginning of the 17 deceased in the province of La Torre and points against those responsible for the Generalitat's emergency due to the late call of the Cecopi and the sending of the Es-Alert
The message of going up to high floors "could have saved lives in La Torre de València, had it been sent before 20:57 hours", says the judge The judge of the dana assures in a car that "there are clear indications" that the deaths in the Valencian paedania of La Torre "could have been avoided" if the then councillor Salome Pradas and his number two, Emilio Argüeso, both investigated, "would have exercised their functions".
The judge considers that "there are clear indications that they could have been entirely avoided" if Salome Pradas and Emilio Argüeso "had ...
The Judge Reiterates to Pradas and Argüeso that the Alert in Time Would Have Saved Lives in València
The instructor requires testimony about the information that existed in the paedanias, and states that the message of going up to high floors “could have saved lives in La Torre, had it been sent before 8:57 p.m.”
Ruiz Tobarra claims in a report that "there are clear indications" that the deaths in the Valencian district "could have been avoided" if the then councilor Salomé Pradas and her number two, Emilio Argüeso "had exercised their functions". Main topics: ValenciaRead full article
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