“He had received recognition from Mattarella” The background on one of the victims of the explosion in Suviana: the reason is moving

One of the four men still in despair is Adriano Scandellari: an Enel worker who received an award from Sergio Mattarella last December 5th.

In the early afternoon of yesterday, an unprecedented tragedy occurred at the valley's hydroelectric power station, leaving a trail of devastation and pain. The sudden explosion shook not only the physical structures of the plant, but also the lives of those who worked there and their families. Currently, the death toll stands at three people, while five were injured and four are still missing. Among the missing are Paolo Casiraghi, Alessandro D'Andrea, Adriano Scandellari and Vincenzo Garzillo, whose families anxiously await news of their fate. This incident has generated a wave of shock and solidarity in the local community and beyond, as authorities work to understand the causes of the explosion and locate any survivors in the rubble.

Searches are still underway to find the 4 missing workers, trapped between the rubble and water in the lake hydroelectric power plant. Suviana. This is a complex and delicate operation, with the hope of finding these missing people.

Their family members, who reached the place only in the late morning, are now hosted in a specially set up structure, where they are supported by a team of professionals to face theanguish of these hours of uncertainty. However, as time passes, hope fades and waiting becomes increasingly difficult.

Adriano Scandellari, one of the workers missing following the explosion at the hydroelectric power plant, is a 57-year-old man originally from San Nicolò Bridgein the province of Paduabut resident in Mestre. His passing has cast a shadow of sadness not only on his family, but also on the national business scene, where he was considered an important figure. The recent recognition of him with the Star of Work awarded by the president Sergio Mattarella had underlined his commitment and dedication to work. Now, while his family and community hope for a safe return, his absence is deeply felt by all who know him.