NAPOLI. Chiara Jaconis, the 30-year-old tourist from Padua who was hit in the head by a statue that fell from a balcony in the center of Naples on Sunday afternoon, died from serious injuries. This was reported by health sources. The woman was admitted to the Ospedale del Mare after receiving first aid at the Vecchio Pellegrini hospital.
The tourist was in via Sant’Anna di Palazzo, in the Spanish Quarter, for a last lap before returning home scheduled for Sunday evening with a flight departing from Capodichino airport. The young woman’s family has already been in the city for hours: the Municipality has found accommodation for them near the Ospedale del Mare where the young woman was hospitalized after the accident and where she died this morning.
Chiara’s conditions, subjected to a delicate surgical operation, had appeared very serious since her arrival. Today the tragic epilogue after a hospital stay lasting less than 48 hours. The State Police, coordinated by the Naples Prosecutor’s Office, has identified the house from which the statuette fell, causing the death of the tourist while she was walking with her boyfriend in the center of Naples.
The file in which the investigators’ investigation activities are converging, the alleged crime changes from negligent injury to manslaughter.
2024-09-17 17:02:30