It’s a question of time. It’s a reconstruction that starts from when the alarm goes off on the afternoon of June 17. Some laborers hear the commotion, they sense that something big has happened. One of their colleagues, also an irregular, has lost an arm and is losing a lot of blood.
There is a gap before the rescue, there is a lot of confusion because the laborers do not speak Italian well and little English. One of the witnesses of that day had told, in recent days, a part of the post-accident phase. He had gone up on the stage in Piazza della Libertà during the demonstration and then had spoken to the journalists. The times are fundamental in the reconstruction of the facts.
The farm worker was about a hundred metres away from Satnam Singh when at one point they all stopped.
He too was working on the Borgo Santa Maria farm in Strada del Passo: “I heard screaming, the employer was swearing and threatening.” Satnam Singh arrived by helicopter at San Camillo in Rome and is registered as a patient who had his right arm amputated almost two hours later. At 6 p.m. He had previously been rescued by 118 personnel who arrived with an ambulance in Via Genova at 4:45 p.m. The time frame in which the tragedy occurred is this: very long, spread over almost two hours during which Satnam lost blood and his clinical condition predictably worsened as time went by.
