I famigliari delle vittime di coronavirus: "Qualcosa è andato storto, vogliamo verità e giustizia"

It was March 11 when Luca Fusco, an accountant living in the province of Bergamo, lost his father. Together with his son Stefano, Luca decided to found the Facebook page "NOI Denunceremo" (We Will Denounce) to collect testimonies from the families of Covid-19 victims. Within a few days, the group had over 18,000 members and just as many stories that "have a lot of dark sides," as Luca puts it. "We want to know what happened, why it happened, and whether it could have been avoided. Why was there such a high rate of infections and deaths in this area?" asks Stefano Fusco. The goal of what will soon become an association is not to obtain financial compensation, but to clarify the responsibilities of those in power. Follow updates: http://fanpa.ge/ISCRIVITI-A-FANPAGE-IT How to activate notifications PROPERLY, from any smartphone: http://fanpa.ge/PROBLEMA-RISOLTO Comment on the latest news with us, join the Community: http://fanpa.ge/FANPAGE-COMMUNITY Fanpage.it is an independent, social, participatory newspaper. Follow our live broadcasts, reports, investigations, stories, and video news. Join us in sharing information. Stay connected on Fanpage.it: 👍 Facebook:   / fanpage.it   📸 Instagram:   / fanpage.it   🐦 Twitter:   / fanpage   ❤️ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/CnNvFb/ For any content use, please feel free to contact [email protected] Any permissions related to the use of published content can be requested from [email protected] https://youmedia.fanpage.it/video/aa/...