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The terrible tragedy that happened yesterday in Ferentino, in the Casilina. Losing her life in the impact between the two cars involved in the accident was Anagni’s little Asia Pizzutelli, aged nine on August 27. The boy’s parents, Marco Pizzutelli and Serena Valeri, are devastated by grief, owners of the bar opposite the Anagni highway exit; afflicted as well as their relatives, very tied and united among them by an affection without cracks.
Serena’s relatives are co-owners of Carval, a construction materials and equipment warehouse located on Via Anticolana, a short distance from the Pizzutelli bar. In 2016, right on Via Anticolana, less than 500 meters from the warehouse, Asia’s uncle died., Luca Pizzutelli, involved in an accident while riding his motorcycle. The news of what happened at dawn yesterday caused consternation in the city, where the Pizzutelli and Valeri families are esteemed and loved by all. The teacher from Asia, who attended the primary school in Finocchieto, she remains speechless, incredulous at this misfortune.
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It is superfluous to comment with references to the dynamics of the accident, the traffic, the speed, perhaps or why. When a young woman, in this case life very young, is interrupted, doubts arise about everything, even about the inevitable. To resort to destiny, to destiny, to things already written, is as simple as it is useless literary exercise. A father cannot accept to survive a son; when it comes to kids the world falls apart. Life concentrated on them, on their children, loses all value, all coherence. The entire city is crowded around the family, struck by the gravest of pain. But it is of little use: nothing can be the same as before.
It was shortly before 1 pm Many were already around the table for lunch. The shops were about to lower the blinds. Shocking news kept everyone in suspense. Voices that were being pursued, while images of what later turned out to be a terrible truth appeared on social networks. Inside that completely wrecked car was she, little Asia Pizzutelli, nine, from Anagni. They did what they could to save her, but unfortunately her heart stopped beating.
He was with his little sister, five years old, and her nanny, a thirty-year-old Ferentine who was driving that unrecognizable vehicle.. The Peugeot 206 they were traveling in was involved, along with a Mercedes driven by a 66-year-old from Anagni, in yesterday’s accident on Via Casilina in Ferentino, at the Ponte Grande junction. At the scene, in addition to the medical personnel, the carabinieri and the firefighters.
The facts
An overturned Peugeot 206, not far from a Mercedes. In the first, two girls and their nanny were traveling, in the other a companion from the little town. They collided for reasons considered by the carabinieri coordinated by Commander Raffaele Alborino, who intervened on the spot for the surveys. From a first reconstruction, the Mercedes arrived from Ferentino towards Anagni, while the Peugeot 206 from Anagni towards Ferentino, it would seem that it should take towards Ponte Grande.
An impact that left no chance for Asia, sitting in the back seats with her little sister. Medical personnel were on site to help the injured, but there was nothing to do for the boy. The intervention of the fire department is also required. Asia’s little sister was transported to the “San Benedetto” hospital in AlatriFortunately, it had no serious consequences. In forecast reserved for the hospital “San Giovanni” in Rome, the nanny. The thirty-year-old, transported by air ambulance, suffered several fractures.
The anagnino who was driving the Mercedes was investigated, as usual, for murder on the road.
The highway was closed to vehicular traffic for more than two hours. during the rescue and safety operations of the section.
The news of little Asia’s death shocked many people that in the face of those images they waited until the end that those rumors that were being pursued were inaccurate. Relatives of the two girls also arrived at the scene. Endless torment.
by: Nicoletta Fini
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