JUST IN: Melonie gets angry over an (erroneous) invoice for 75,000 euros sent to a family
In a major development, the following story has emerged from the international scene.
In Italy, the head of government Giorgia Meloni reacted strongly to the sending of high hospital bills to certain victims of the fire that occurred in Crans-Montana on the night of New Year 2026. The information, revealed by Il Corriere della Sera and relayed in particular by BFMTV, sparked a controversy between Rome and the Swiss authorities.Sono rimasta scioccata dalla notizia delle fatture da decine di migliaia di Euro invites you to a family-friendly mountain bike at the Capodanno in Crans-Montana. cookies by external services and will thus have access to the content of our partners.More information on the pageCookie management policyI acceptAccording to the Italian daily, the family of a 16-year-old Roman teenager, hospitalized after the tragedy, received a bill of around 75,000 euros for a stay in intensive care in Sion. The document specified, however, that it was an informative communication, with no obligation to pay. No costs will ultimately be claimed. Faced with this situation, Giorgia Meloni denounced an administrative approach deemed unacceptable and “inhumane”. She indicated that she immediately contacted the Italian ambassador to Switzerland to follow the matter closely. The Swiss authorities quickly assured that it was an error and that no costs would ultimately be claimed from the families concerned. Our file on the fire in Crans-Montana The Italian leader insisted on the need to avoid such charges being placed on the victims or on the Italian state. She also reaffirmed the government’s support for those affected by this tragedy, which caused the death of 40 people.
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