The managers of the Indispensa and Spuma premises, closed because employees tested positive for the coronavirus, decided to file a complaint for culpable epidemic and personal injury. At the moment there are twelve contagions related to the outbreak, four detected today. It is an employee of the Indispensa restaurant, two of the Bangladesh employee’s first cohabitants who were positive, and a customer intercepted at the drive in Casal Bernocchi. “It has been ascertained – declares the lawyer of the premises, the lawyer Massimiliano Gabrielli – that the contagion in their premises has been conveyed by a citizen of Bangladesh, placed a few days earlier in solitary confinement in the same house with several other compatriots, including a restaurant employee dishwasher. Bangladesh is still classified by the WHO as a country with high epidemiological risk (in second place after India) and, before the arrival of the Bengali placed in solitary confinement on 22 June in Fiumicino, another passenger already 48 hours before symptomatic landed from Bangladesh had tested positive, and hospitalized at the Policlinico Umberto I had confirmed that he had felt bad since before departure “.
“If there are any responsibilities, these are upstream of the managers of the club, who were working in full compliance with the rules and we will go to track them through our lawsuit and a parliamentary question proposed this morning by Senator William De Vecchis of Fiumicino. It is not acceptable for those responsible for public health checks to rely on the self-isolation and goodwill of foreigners from countries where the virus circulates freely among the population, not checking where these people are, once they leave the airport, go and stay with whom “.
At the moment there are twelve infections related to the Fiumicino cluster. According to what declared today by the regional councilor for Health Alessio D’Amato, “it is necessary increase checks on international flights, in recent weeks we have had too many cases from Bangladesh. “While the mayor of Fiumicino Esterino Montino renewed the invitation to the managers of the premises and customers to fully respect the rules of social distancing in order to limit the spread of the infection.
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