BUSTO ARSIZIO – As Varesenoi reports, there was an alarm on Wednesday 8 May in Busto due to the report of a man who climbed a pylon above the tracks at the Busto Arsizio central railway station shortly before 3pm. It was feared that the man would throw himself onto the tracks as the train passed, according to information gathered. In fact, this was what he threatened, the witnesses report. The medical vehicle and the local police intervened on site. But Volunteers of Freedom has arrived in the square also the mayor Emanuele Antonelli, precisely because the man, 52 years old, wanted to talk to him, again according to what emerged in the excited situation.
It would be one of the homeless people who seek shelter in this area and who wanted it draw attention to the increasingly delicate situation: In fact, the number of people looking for shelter and help in the city is growing. A striking and non-violent form of protest. In fact, when the mayor spoke to him, the fifty-year-old came down. The man was taken in green code – initially the exit was yellow – to hospital, where he was taken care of. In the meantime, the trains had been stopped, resulting in traffic disruption and severe delays and cancellations of trains.
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