Six Italians Seriously Injured in Crans-Montana New Year’s Tragedy
On New Year’s Eve, a tragic incident unfolded in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, resulting in serious injuries to six Italians. The fire erupted at the Le Constellation bar, attracting immediate emergency response.
Details of the Incident
According to reports, six individuals suffered severe injuries in the blaze. Three of these victims were transferred to Niguarda Hospital in Milan for urgent medical care. The Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, confirmed that another injured individual is expected to arrive at the hospital today.
Support and Solidarity from Italy
- The Italian government has mobilized resources to aid the victims.
- Hospital beds in intensive care units across Italy have been made available for those with serious injuries.
- Emergency medical personnel, including psychologists from Val d’Aosta, have joined the response efforts.
During a recent radio interview, Tajani expressed gratitude towards the solidarity efforts shown by the Italian authorities. He informed listeners that a helicopter from the Val d’Aosta region had already been deployed to assist in the operations.
Ongoing Diplomatic Efforts
Italian diplomatic staff, including the ambassador and consulate personnel from Geneva and Bern, are actively providing support to the families of the injured and missing. As Tajani noted, they are working diligently to gather accurate information.
Despite these efforts, some families continue to seek news regarding their loved ones. Tajani mentioned conversations with affected families, emphasizing the uncertainty that still surrounds the situation.
This New Year’s tragedy in Crans-Montana highlights not only the potential dangers during holiday celebrations but also the response and resilience of communities in the face of such incidents. The Italian government’s commitment to support its citizens in need remains strong during these challenging times.
