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An afternoon of violence in Milan
Yesterday afternoon, Milan was the scene of a serious episode of violence that left the community in a state of shock. A young man, whose age is still being ascertained, was stabbed and abandoned in front of the Fatebenefratelli hospital. The situation is further complicated by the fact that his Rottweiler dog was also with him, which was also seriously injured.
This event raises questions about security in the Lombardy capital and the growing violence plaguing its streets.
Details of the accident
The young man, who said he was a minor, is of Egyptian origin and suffered several stab wounds, including one to the chest that would be particularly worrying. The blood loss was significant, so much so that it required immediate intervention in the operating room. The dog, also in critical condition, was transported to a veterinary clinic. The incident occurred in Piazza Principessa Clotilde, where the boy was left by a twenty-year-old second-generation Italian, who claimed to have rescued him in Piazzale Oberdan, not far from a well-known fast food restaurant.
Statements and investigations
According to the testimony given by the 13-year-old, the stabbed youth reported in Arabic that he had been chased and attacked by three individuals. However, the information is still confusing and the military is trying to clarify the matter. It has emerged that the injured man, although claiming to be XNUMX years old, may actually be an adult. This raises further questions about his identity and the circumstances that led to the attack.
The violence that struck the young man has also sparked reactions at a political level. Riccardo De Corato, a deputy for Fratelli d'Italia, denounced the incident, calling for greater attention from local authorities. "More violence in the center," he said in a note, "where are the police? The police and the carabinieri are left alone." These words highlight a growing discontent with the management of security in the city, which seems to be increasingly vulnerable to episodes of violence.