Tragedia a Senago, chi sono i tre giovani morti: Camilla, Lorenzo e Riccardo avevano 17 anni

Camilla Copparoni, Lorenzo Benin, and Riccardo Provasi are the three 17-year-olds who lost their lives in the accident that occurred Sunday morning in Senago, near Milan. The driver of the car, an Audi A2 approved for five passengers but with nine passengers, was Gabriele Popovici. The 18-year-old, who was found to have a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, is under investigation for vehicular homicide and has been arrested. He is currently in the Niguarda hospital, suffering from shock, awaiting the execution of the arrest warrant. Investigations are still ongoing to determine the cause of the tragic accident. According to an initial reconstruction of the accident, on a dark stretch of road with uneven asphalt, the 19-year-old may have lost control of the car on a curve near a bike path, ending up in the canal after knocking over an iron railing. The group of young people, it emerged, was returning from an evening spent at a club in Lainate (Milan). The recovery of the young people and the victims Seven young people were extracted alive from the car, including the driver, and transported to the hospital. The first victim, Camilla, died despite desperate attempts by emergency responders to resuscitate her shortly after arriving at the hospital. The bodies of Lorenzo and Riccardo were recovered by firefighter divers. The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has already ordered an autopsy of the victims. The mayor: that stretch of road is closed The Audi A2 in which the nine young people were traveling was traveling along a stretch of road along the Villoresi Canal, which is not open to traffic. "Obviously, I don't know the details or the dynamics," Senago Mayor Magda Beretta told ANSA. "I can confirm that in that area there is a dirt road and a bike path marked off by a wooden railing, but it is not open to cars. And continuing, we return to the passable roads towards the center of Senago." The mayor wanted to express the condolences of all Senago and himself for the death of the boys.