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Capo Gallo air disaster: victims' families write to Lunardi

Bari, Italy - No real results on after-disaster

On the 6th of last August 16 people, whose 14 were Italians, died and other 23 people were injured in an air accident which saw Tuninter ATR-72, flying from Bari (Italy) to Djerba (Tunisia), fall down into sea off from Palermo’s coast. The "August 6, 2005 Capo Gallo Air disaster Association" sent a letter to Italian Minister of Infrastructures and Transports, Pietro Lunardi, where it underlines the l...

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Rome, Italy, 03/28/2006 10:34
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