Tragedy is added to tragedy, pain is added to pain for the family of Emmanuel Melillo, the young driver from Naples who died last week in Capri falling with the bus along the road that from Marina Grande leads to the small square.
Pain upon pain for the family of Emanuele Melillo, the 32-year-old driver who died in the serious accident that occurred last July 22 in Capri, where a minibus, after having broken through a railing, fell into a beach resort in Marina Grande.
Today his partner Rosaria Aridity, 30 years old lost the baby she was carrying. The young woman began to feel unwell immediately after the tragedy: the death of her partner surprised her a few days after having fulfilled her dream of go and live together with Emanuele.
The young and unfortunate driver had announced on his Facebook page on June 29thacebook the good news. “The Melillos are increasing”, he wrote while posting a photo of his partner's positive pregnancy test.
Unfortunately, today the news of the new tragedy arrived. The family, moreover, according to what has been learned, is receiving numerous phone calls from self-proclaimed benefactors who are offering free assistance.
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