is closing. fishmonger andreea bruno also fears for his livelihood he was born here and his home is here. not only relied on sure toes the locals for its trade but also one through traffic. his turnover has dropped by forty percent since the bridge collapsed how long will he be able to afford to pay his sales assistant. oh those that s held up for me that s you mean the up at the bridge operator out just about a pedo so at one time compensation of thirteen thousand five hundred euro i think i got so that i wouldn t have to dismiss my saleswoman out of it out of it that nobody batted it off for the job or a part of it was also a transitional payment for my mother until we get a new apartment i mean. why you watch after all that is from the
condition of the bridge we wanted it should have intervened even if it would have suffered financial losses even if it would have had to interrupt the flow of traffic to do so that you can t let people continue driving across a bridge like that. on a very lonely man to and a half million vehicles used to cross the marandi bridge every month really got very close on the way from france to italy trucks to the port i myself used to cross it two or three times a day. were. they were thinking about demolishing the bridge as early as two thousand and three and now fifteen years later it collapsed in each of you already thinking that the bridge could be in danger of collapse in two thousand and three you can t just ignore it juicing it for another fifteen years i m going to finish on.
up a little gotta go sign the forms i. have a. right. to be focused on getting the job to be able for that we will hear about the struggle to get more for our you know and i m so afraid our house will be demolished and there s nothing i can do to the. what s to be done about the bridge should it be rebuilt or replaced the government in rome has been arguing with the bridge operator out a struggle for months. every day engineers carry out measurements watched by the people most affected. but they re being left in the dark. sensors have been installed everywhere. because the ruined bridge is still in danger of further collapse the families are only allowed into the red zone one by one. today only under it and his brother can go
well you know over a couple you don t want the born to my house to work right here right next to the bridge you know what it is that up with that one door switch after it collapsed i was transferred to turin you know into the forty that s for the beloved or whatever on the thirty you know miami lived here in genoa for two and a half months. in the code for that was it up to the museum and but when i come home at weekends there with a week of course i can if you really anger the bitterness the sour mood especially here and should tosser. it in church or in the sun pit or in a district are the worst affected. by. a certain sense that something is wrong. and you feel people s indignation their uneasiness is to put you on the. muscle to do what i m told those who are you sure is very honest with ourselves not only
company is now in a restricted red zone area nobody can get to it and it s facing bankruptcy. many of his coworkers are now unemployed. only four are still completing outstanding orders on the premises of a company next door. the two firms are actually competitors but it s still helping under his company in its time of need. fishmonger andreea bruno was on vacation with his mother when the disaster struck. they lived in one of the houses on the other side of the bridge which is also a restricted zone. they ve been living in a hotel ever since. i threw out for paul. the collapse of the bridge put an end to life as we know it. but it s going to last all our possessions and also our feeling of security. that s the worst thing for all concerned with as