Minst 13 döda i alplinbana som störtat - Italien (2021-05-23)

Hemsk olycka.

Det var så många olika faktorer som felade att denna olycka i stort sett var oundviklig. Påminner en del om Linateolyckan, samma sak där en massa faktorer som gjorde att det bara var en tidsfråga innan en alvarlig olycka inträffade. På sitt sätt är det här typiskt för Italien, minns även den där bron som bara gick sönder och kraschade.

Domani domani är något jag uppfattat man säger sarkastiskt om Italien.

Tror inte man kommer straffa någon eller hitta anledningen till att olyckan inträffade. Man är helt enkelt för usel på att utreda och håller inte folk ansvariga samt myndigheter och byråkratin. Vi har en del av det här i Sverige också iofs men kanske det inte är lika illa som i Italien.

Den ende överlevande har varit föremål för en vårdnadstvist sedan olyckan. Tråkigt att anhöriga inte kunde komma överens så han sluppit fara som en jojo mellan länder efter att ha sett båda föräldrarna dö.

TV: Israel may have to return ‘kidnapped’ boy who survived Italy cable car crash
Government legal opinion says the smuggling of Eitan Biran into Israel violates law; six-year-old will likely be sent back to legal guardian if sides don’t reach agreement

Israel will likely return a 6-year-old Israeli boy whose family was killed in a cable car crash in Italy to his legal guardian in the European country after he was smuggled into Israel by his grandfather amid an escalating guardianship battle.

A governmental legal opinion issued Sunday by experts in the Foreign and Justice Ministries found that bringing Eitan Biran to Israel, against the wishes of his legal guardian, likely constitutes a kidnapping, Channel 12 news reported.

The document said the move violated the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, a law the country adopted in 1991, According to the law, Israel must do everything in its power to return the boy to his legal guardian in Italy as soon as possible.


Eitan’s current legal guardian, Aya Biran-Nirko, the Italy-based sister of the child’s late father, filed a complaint with the Italian police claiming that he was abducted by his maternal grandfather, Shmuel Peleg, on Saturday.

The boy’s other aunt denied that the child had been abducted.

“We did not kidnap Eitan and we will not use that word,” said Gali Peleg, the boy’s maternal aunt, in an interview with Radio103FM. “We brought Eitan back home. We had to do it after we received no information on his health or mental condition. If the judge had not scheduled meetings [with the child], we would not have seen him.”


Last month, Peleg said that she had initiated legal proceedings to adopt her nephew.

The legal opinion issued Sunday stated that a court in Italy would ultimately decide on the boy’s guardianship, and if no agreement between the two sides of the family is reached, Israel will have to act to return him to the Italian authorities, Channel 12 said.

Fourteen people, including Eitan’s father, Amit Biran, 30; his mother Tal Peleg-Biran, 26; 2-year-old brother Tom; and his great-grandparents from Tel Aviv, Barbara, 71, and Yitzhak Cohen, 81, were killed in the May 24 accident, after a cable snapped on the aerial tram bringing weekend visitors to the top of the Piedmont region’s Mottarone Mountain. All five were buried in Israel a few days later.

Eitan left his house in Fabia, northern Italy, with his grandfather on Saturday morning but did not return by early evening as had been agreed, according to reports. Biran-Nirko repeatedly tried to reach Peleg until she received a message from him saying, “Eitan has returned home.”

Biran-Nirko reportedly also received a message from the Pelegs’ lawyer confirming that Eitan had arrived in Israel.

According to the Kan public broadcaster, the child’s travel to Israel was made possible because the Peleg family had held onto his Israeli passport, contrary to an Italian judge’s order.

A family friend told Channel 12 news on Sunday that the Biran family was working with the Italian authorities to return Eitan to the country.

Peleg in August accused Biran-Nirko of kidnapping the boy and preventing him from having a “normal childhood.” Though Eitan was raised in Italy, Peleg’s husband, Ron Peri, claimed that his Israeli parents had never wanted him to grow up there and preferred he receives a Jewish education in Israel.

In June, Marcella Severino, the mayor of the town of Stresa where the cable car started out, told an Italian newspaper that Biran-Nirko was “a constant presence in the life of the child, he’s in good hands.”

Eitan suffered severe trauma in the crash and Biran-Nirko took on the task of dealing with the hospital system and his recovery, though Peri said the arrangement was meant to be temporary.

Massakern i Mottarone linbana, kompensation på över 3 miljoner Euro till lilla Eitan
NYHETER
26 februari 2024

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Advokatens anteckning

"Vi har kommit fram till ett förlikningsavtal som involverar alla inblandade parter, fysiska och juridiska personer", skriver advokaten Ventimiglia i en anteckning. "Jag är mycket nöjd med detta resultat, som till fullo tillfredsställer oss. Leitner och Reale Mutua har erbjudit ett viktigt bidrag för att garantera en ekonomiskt säker framtid ur ekonomisk synvinkel för Eitan". Ferrovie del Mottarone, företaget som skötte anläggningen, erbjöd också ersättning. Enligt advokaten var "Eitan tvungen att ta sig ur den här affären så snabbt som möjligt, och så blev det. Utan tvekan kommer ingen kompensation någonsin att kunna återställa till honom det som togs från honom på grund av denna livsavgörande tragedi.

Men från och med nu på, omgiven av tillgivenhet från alla släktingar och vänner" - fortsatte han - "kommer bara att kunna koncentrera sig på sina egna val i livet, förbli borta från rättssalarna, försöka stänga denna mycket smärtsamma parentes av sitt liv, med blicken mot framtiden med den lättsamma sinnet och lugnet som inte får aldrig saknas från ett barns barndom."