Too many questions, from music that wasn’t stopped to checks that weren’t carried out’. ROME, JAN 9 – Premier Giorgia Meloni on Friday vowed to be “implacable” in helping bring to justice the owners of the Swiss ski resort disco bar who allegedly thought more about making money than ensuring safety after 40 young people including six Italian teens were burned alive at a New Year’s Eve party which she said was no accident, also blaming the Crans-Montana mayor for failing to carry out safety checks.”What happened in Crans-Montana was not a tragic accident, it’s the result of too many people who didn’t do their job or who thought they were making easy money. Responsibilities must be identified and pursued,” said Prime Minister Meloni at her traditional New Year press conference.”I read that there are videos of the club manager (Jessica Moretti, wife of arrested owner Jacques Moretti) caught running away with the cash register, and if this is true, I think we need to be relentless.” “When the first videos came out, I was very shocked” by the fact that “some of these kids stayed inside the club when the flames were already on, and I didn’t understand why.”The smartest thing was (what) one of the mothers (said), that the music kept playing, and they being very young kids, their danger threshold was lower than ours, which didn’t help.”why wasn’t the music stopped? Why weren’t the kids told to leave? Why didn’t the mayor carry out checks…? There are too many reasons that led to the New Year’s Eve tragedy in Switzerland.” Corsican Jacques Moretti, who has a previous conviction for pimping, was arrested as a flight risk Friday while prosecutors requested house arrest and an electronic bracelet for his French-born wife.Swiss police think the fore may have been started by the young revellers waving sparkler-tipped bubbly bottles close to ceiling foam insulation, a hazard h
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