Ex ASPI CEO Castellucci gets 12 years as Morandi-bridge disaster verdicts handed down
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Work had been carried out on two other pillars, numbers 10 and 11, and was planned for number nine, which came crashing down in morning traffic. Former ASPI number three Michele Donferri got 11 years while the company's ex number two, Paolo Berti, got five years, six months, as did former SPEA CEO Antonino Galatà. Giovanni Castellucci, the former CEO of the Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) highways company, was given a 12-year term on Thursday as the verdicts were handed down for the 2018 Morandi-bridge-collapse disaster in Genoa in which 43 people died.
Furthermore, Italian motorway boss is jailed for 12 years and dozens more officials are convicted over 2018 Genoa bridge collapse disaster that left 43 dead.
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Work had been carried out on two other pillars, numbers 10 and 11, and was planned for number nine, which came crashing down in morning traffic.
according to Daily MailFormer ASPI number three Michele Donferri got 11 years while the company's ex number two, Paolo Berti, got five years, six months, as did former SPEA CEO Antonino Galatà.
according to ANSA EnglishGiovanni Castellucci, the former CEO of the Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) highways company, was given a 12-year term on Thursday as the verdicts were handed down for the 2018 Morandi-bridge-collapse disaster in Genoa in which 43 people died.
according to ANSA EnglishItalian motorway boss is jailed for 12 years and dozens more officials are convicted over 2018 Genoa bridge collapse disaster that left 43 dead.
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