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Bologna, muore d'infarto mentre aspetta l'aereo

Tempestivi i soccorsi in aeroporto

Un passeggero russo di 53 anni è stato colto da infarto ed è morto sabato mattina alle 9:40 mentre era in attesa di imbarcarsi su un volo per Mosca all'aeroporto "Guglielmo Marconi" di Bologna-Borgo Panigale.Dopo essersi sentito male nell'aera imbarchi dello scalo bolognese, l'uomo è stato soccorso da un addetto Prm (personale per la ridotta mobilità) che gli ha subito praticato un massaggio card...

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Bologna, Italia, 05/07/2018 08:25
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