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January 1, 2021 6:00 PM
Apart from the red zone. The images published (and later deleted) on Instagram by a well-known Milanese businessman active in the catering sector speak for themselves: in a luxury hotel in Padenghe sul Garda, it was celebrated on the last day of 2020. masks and music at all volume, with DJ and vocalists. According to reports Brescia todayTo get around the Dpcm, the party started long before 6 pm: around 1 pm, that is, when it was still possible to serve meals at the table to the clients of the structure. But the party lasted long after sunset, despite numerous reports from residents of the area who, suspicious of the comings and goings of cars towards the well-known structure, triggered the bombing of the local Valtenesi Police.
New Year’s party with 126 people in a luxury hotel: fines fall
The agents intervened around 3 o’clock in the afternoon on Thursday, but it seems that at the time of the control the situation was calm: the customers present, more than a hundred, were sitting at the tables and there was no trace of ‘forbidden’ dances. In total, 126 people were identified. Among the participants we can also glimpse Stefania Nobile, the daughter of Wanna Marchi, the most famous and talked about television barker in Italy.
However, after the bombing, the party would have started again. The videos, accompanied by the time in which they were filmed, are in fact eloquent: between a toast and a course there are those who went crazy on the improvised dance floor created between the tables, to the rhythm of the records chosen by the DJ. Investigations by the local police are underway to determine the responsibilities and violations committed by the facility. The hotel manager, contacted by phone by Brescia today, did not want to make statements.
“The 126 guests of the resort who attend the New Year’s Eve party will be fined for not respecting the anti-Covid regulations of the last Dpcm. How much is the fine? 400 euros each. We are also evaluating any minute for the businessman,” he explained Massimo Landi, commander of the local Valtenesi police.
