He sets fire to the petrol pump, stopped

The investigation into the Bargi hydroelectric power plant massacre is taking longer. Lake water continues to enter the structure and this makes it impossible to carry out inspections. Making the Bargi power plant usable will not be easy. Lake water continues to enter the plant, hit by an explosion that killed seven people and injured as many on Tuesday. The firefighters have suspended work to empty it, stopping the water pumps, waiting for a decision on how to solve the problem. Only after this will it be possible to proceed with the safety of the structure. All slowdowns that are reflected in the investigation, launched by the Bologna Prosecutor’s Office to shed light on the causes of the tragedy: “It needs to be cleaned up and only then make the premises available to the judiciary for findings and investigations”, explains the head of the metropolitan cabinet of Bologna, Sergio Lo Giudice. Words arrived after a brief meeting in the Municipality between the mayor of Bologna Matteo Lepore, those of Camugnano in Castiglione dei Pepoli Marco Masinara and Maurizio Fabbri and a group of Enel managers. First, the group’s representatives had met the prefect Attilio Visconti and in the late afternoon, on Monday, they had a face-to-face meeting in the Emilia-Romagna Region with the labor councilor Vincenzo Colla. “They have given full availability to meet us after the investigations by the judiciary, to open a new safety site in the workplace”, said Colla. In the meeting, a particular focus was on the need to review, as a general model, the management of procurement, as well as the need to develop a discussion with the unions on safety. Meanwhile, progress is being made in the investigation into manslaughter and manslaughter. In a meeting the chief prosecutor of Bologna, Giuseppe Amato, assigned specific delegations within the pool of investigators. It will be up to them to start investigations to understand what caused the explosion, in the hours in which families are preparing to say their last goodbyes to their loved ones. There are still four injured in hospital: three, in Parma, Cesena and Pisa, are in critical condition due to the burns they suffered. The only positive news comes from Sant’Orsola in Bologna: Jonathan Andrisano, the 35-year-old worker involved in the accident, is no longer in danger of his life.