Alexandria, the carabiniere's audio under the rubble: "We are all dying. Send someone, please"

"Send someone because everything exploded, send everyone, they are injured, they are injured, we are all wounded. Everyone. Send fast ”. It is the sound of the call, which the carabiniere Roberto Borlengo ago to the operations center a few moments after the explosion of the farmhouse in via San Francesco d'Assisi, in Quargneto, to Alexandria. "Can you stay on the phone?" The colleague asks, while in the background the screams and groans of the wounded are distinguished. "I try – the military responds – I'm sick, I tell you, I'm under something, I don't know what, I'm terrible". "Roberto, do you confirm that you are in Ronco?", The other urges him from the operating room. "Yes, practically do you see our Pasqua machine? Send them all – Roberto asks him – we are cooked Pasqua, we are all cooked Pasqua. Tell him to hurry, everything has collapsed here. " "Pasquale, send someone, please, everyone is dying – the phone call goes on – The building has exploded, we were doing the inspection and it exploded, it exploded. We are all in bad shape ".

Around them they ask for help, there are those who cry. "Is Luciano near you?" Asks the operator. "He's on the other side, but telling him to hurry up – the carabiniere insists – because the cranes are in bad shape, they have to remove the rubble." "Pasquale, please. If I am upset, tell my parents that I want a world of good – adds Borlengo – I'm in bad shape. We are under the rubble, please hurry. We are all here, we are five or six. We are dying Pasqua, send someone please". "Go quiet Roberto,". "I'm about to pass out, Pasquale, hurry up. I definitely lost an eye, I'm losing a lot of blood, be patient, Pasquale, I'm terrible. I have a foot under the rubble. We are all buried. Tell me if I have to die like this at 31. Please bring some ice ”

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