Overview
- A C-130 carrying five Italian victims landed at Milan Linate before continuing to Rome Ciampino for the return of Riccardo Minghetti.
- All 40 victims have been formally identified, while the sixth Italian, Sofia Prosperi, will be buried in Switzerland.
- Swiss investigators attribute ignition to pyrotechnic fountain effects and are examining flammable acoustic materials and deficient municipal fire checks.
- The club’s owners, Jacques and Jessica Moretti, are under investigation for negligent homicide but were not detained due to a lack of flight risk.
- Italy is covering funeral costs and staging official receptions, as Niguarda treats 11 severely burned patients and teams assess three others still hospitalized in Switzerland.