“This evening Fabio Buzzi's boat, at the arrival of the record attempt Monte Carlo Venice, crashed into the dam at the Lido di Venezia. Buzzi died, along with two English pilots. Mario Invernizzi was injured. RIP”. This was written on Facebook by Giampaolo Montavoci, national president of the Offshore and Endurance Commission of the Italian Motorboat Federation. The other two victims, Montevoci also reported, are two English pilots – their names are not known at the moment -. Another Italian pilot, Mario Invernizzi, was seriously injured in the accident and taken to hospital. The powerful vessel, about twenty meters long and with engines that allow it to reach maximum speeds of 70 knots (about 130 km/h), had left Monte Carlo yesterday morning, around 11, and was attempting to beat the record for the crossing. When it crashed it was already close to the finish line, at the Lido.
Venice - "By next year, any staffing shortages for the Fire Brigade will be addressed by filling positions advertised for the Venice office through the 'Internal selection procedure for the filling of 45 positions for access to the role of engine room personnel of the National Corps, for…
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Venice – A paradoxical incident is rocking the lagoon city: alleged pickpockets have reported several residents who, armed with cell phones and a sense of civic duty, locate them, film them, and alert tourists by shouting their presence. The charges? Crimes such as stalking, for having followed or pilloried them in public.
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