The Health Ministry sends inspectors to Lipari following the death of 22-year-old Lorenza Famularo at the hospital. The protest of family and friends

In the next few days the inspectors of the Ministry of Health to understand more about the death of Lorenza service, then, the 22-year-old who died on the night of August 23 at the Aeolian Islands hospital. Following the administrative investigation initiated byProvincial health company of Messina, which led to the preventive suspension of a nurse, and the criminal law of Attorney of Barcellona Pozzo di GottoRome announces controls to know what has happened. The young woman had been suffering from abdominal and shoulder pain for days and in the hospital, where she had visited several times, the doctors had prescribed analgesics, but his conditions worsened, until his death.

me funeral were held on Thursday. Friends and relatives symbolically occupied the entrance of the hospital in protest, requesting the presence in the place of an exponent of the government of the Sicilian Region to address health problems on the island. There dispute continued today and expanded to the port with hundreds of people on the dock who have embarkation and disembarkation operations slowed down. Due hydrofoils they remained at anchor, accumulating delays and a third was made to disembark at the alternative port of Punta Scaliddi. In the evening, the protest returned even after the governor’s announcement. Nello musumeci that “the citizenry’s cry of alarm will be heard” and that “he asked the regional councilor for Health to be in Lipari in the first days, to meet with the municipal administration and a representative of the hospital commission.”

“But it would be correct – Musumeci stressed – to keep two profoundly different issues separate: the painful disappearance of the young woman, for which the Region immediately ordered an inspection, of which it would appear that profiles of personal responsibility. If someone makes a mistake, they should pay. The question of the state of progress of the implementation of the hospital network in Lipari is different ”. For the governor, “occupations and acts of force only serve to create annoyance for those who have no faults” and instead a “climate of responsible dialogue” is needed. The archbishop launched an appeal Giovanni accolla “To all those responsible for the world of politics” asking them “to pay more attention and, to the best of their ability, not to leave the Aeolian Islands abandoned.”