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Monica Esposito dies two months after being hit by Salim El Koudri
Italy🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Monica Esposito dies two months after being hit by Salim El Koudri

Two months after the Modena attack on May 16, where Salim El Koudri drove into a crowd, Monica Esposito, one of eight injured, has died. Esposito, 55, passed away this morning at the hospital in Baggiovara after being transferred there from Bologna. Her condition had been critical since the incident, though her husband survived. The family approved her organ donation, and local hospitals expressed condolences. Other victims include a German tourist who lost both legs, a Polish woman in critical condition, and several others with injuries ranging from head trauma to minor injuries. Investigations continue, and El Koudri remains in pre-trial detention due to flight risk and potential for further offenses.

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Monica Esposito dies two months after being hit by Salim El Koudri

Two months after the Modena attack on May 16, where Salim El Koudri drove into a crowd, Monica Esposito, one of eight injured, has died. Esposito, 55, passed away this morning at the hospital in Baggiovara after being transferred there from Bologna. Her condition had been critical since the incident, though her husband survived. The family approved her organ donation, and local hospitals expressed condolences. Other victims include a German tourist who lost both legs, a Polish woman in critical condition, and several others with injuries ranging from head trauma to minor injuries. Investigations continue, and El Koudri remains in pre-trial detention due to flight risk and potential for further offenses.

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