The Italian engineer who designed the Genoa bridge that collapsed and killed 43 people warned of the risk of corrosion four decades ago, it has emerged.
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Designer of Genoa bridge warned of corrosion risk 39 years before deadly collapse https://t.co/hIM69ZHFLh
— The Independent (@Independent) August 20, 2018
A report in 2011 warned of "intense decay" of the Morandi Bridge bridge. In 2012, the leader of Genoa's business federation said that there was a risk of collapse within 10 years. https://t.co/kSrJxcF6Uz
— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 16, 2018
Italy mourns Genoa bridge collapse victims with state funeral – video https://t.co/w6CJhPT3bi
— The Guardian (@guardian) August 18, 2018
