Genoa firefighters said at the
launch of ANSA's annual photo book in Milan Monday that they
would soon finish recovering the goods of the evacuees from the
August 14 disaster that killed 43 people.
"We're on the scene to support the magistrature," said team
chief Massimo Bartolini.
The presentation at Feltrinelli Foundation was kicked off by
ANSA President Giulio Anselmi.
Also present were Editor-in-Chief Luigi Contu and CEO Stefano
De Alessandri.
Those present were moved by the photos of the tragedy of the
Morandi Bridge collapse.
Other soon-to-be iconic photos captured the Thai cave ordeal
and rescue, the birth of Italy's 'yellow-green' government,
ever-unfolding migrant crisis, the struggles of the Macron
government in France and the success of the French World Cup
winning soccer team.
Among those present were the president of Generali insurer,
Gabriele Galateri di Genola, pollster Alessandra Ghisleri, Ryder
Cup 2022 project head Gian Paolo Montali, and the Genoa
firefighters.
Montali said it had been "an extraordinary year" not only for
British Open and European Tour winner Francesco Molinari but for
Italian golf in general.
In Rome later this month the book will be presented again in
the presence of TV journalist Giovanni Floris, Yazidi women
project activist, Shayda Hessami, the superintendent of Pompeii,
Massimo Osanna, and pollster Nicola Piepoli.
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