Pianura, Fara Garzillo: “Skills like my father’s are hard to find around”

Fara Garzillo, the daughter of Vincenzo Garzillo, the 68-year-old from Pianura among the seven victims of the explosion at the power plant in Suviana analyzes to the microphones of the Tg della Campania: “He will always be our guardian angel.

And then he explains why he was in the Suviana power plant: “He was there because skills like his are hard to find around. These were difficult days for all of us who hoped for a miracle until the end.”

Then Fara talks about Vincenzo Garzillo, father and grandfather: “My father didn’t let his children and grandchildren go without anything. The grandchildren still can’t understand what happened. Some of them saw him the day before and can’t understand what happened but it was explained to them that he will always be by our side.”

Meanwhile, the Bologna Public Prosecutor's Office is entering phase 2 of the investigation. The goal now is to understand what happened. The analysis of the locations, the reconstruction of the facts and the testimonies of the survivors will be crucial to shed light on the dynamics of the disaster.

The investigations, opened for manslaughter and manslaughter, will also focus on the role of the companies and workers involved, with particular attention to the issue of subcontracting.

In the next few hours, powerful pumps will completely empty the water from the plant, which reached the -7 floor. This will allow investigators to access the lower floors, which have been seized by the Prosecutor's Office.

The SCADA (Supervisory control and data acquisition) system, a sort of “black box” of the plant, will be examined by experts appointed by the Prosecutor's Office. The system, which was not damaged by the explosion, could provide valuable information to understand the causes of the accident.

The conditions of the two injured hospitalized in Emilia-Romagna are stable, while the third patient was transferred to the Major Burns department in Pisa.