32 Convicted in Genoa's 2018 Deadly Bridge Collapse

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An Italian court has sentenced 32 defendants for their roles in the 2018 collapse of the Morandi bridge in Genoa, which resulted in 43 fatalities.
Among those convicted is Giovanni Castellucci, the former chief executive of Autostrade, who was found guilty of vehicular homicide and negligence.
The bridge, constructed in 1957, collapsed unexpectedly during a severe storm, causing a section of 200 meters to fall.
The trial highlighted ongoing concerns regarding Italy's aging infrastructure and the responsibilities of those in charge of its maintenance.
This ruling comes nearly eight years after the tragic incident, marking a significant legal conclusion to the case.

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