A day in memory of Sara and Aurora Esposito

A day in memory of Sara and Aurora Espósito. the municipality of Marigliano has announced a mourning throughout the city for December 2, on the occasion of the funerals of the two young women who died in the Ercolano explosion, which occurred on November 18.

Explosion in Ercolano, what happened?

The two 26-year-old women died in an explosion at an illegal fireworks factory in Ercolano. In the explosion, in addition to Sara and Aurora, Samuel Tafciu, an 18-year-old young man residing in Ponticelli district in NaplesThey also lost their lives. His funeral was held yesterday in Aversewhere the parents of the young victim live. On Monday it will be the turn of Sara and Aurora, whose bodies will arrive at the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Marigliano for the last goodbye to the community.

A letter to Sergio Mattarella

The Esposito family lawyer, Angelo Melonhas sent a letter to the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarellaasking that the tragedy “become a symbol of reflection and commitment” to combat labor exploitation, illegal hiring and the illegal fireworks market. “Sara and Aurora are not victims of a cruel fate, but of a system that allows these illegalities to proliferate – writes Melone – this tragedy must shake consciences and push institutions to intervene decisively to prevent similar events from occurring again.”

“As the highest position of the State and guarantor of the Constitution – adds the lawyer in the letter to Mattarella -I ask you to be the spokesperson for this social complaint. Their authoritative voice can shake consciences, increase public awareness and encourage politics to intervene decisively in these issues. We can no longer accept that people continue to die in Italy because of work that should be a source of life and dignity. “The Esposito family seeks justice, but also concrete change so that no other family has to experience similar pain.”