Two arrested after four migrant farm workers killed in Italy minivan fire
Summary
Two men from Pakistan were arrested in southern Italy after four migrant farm workers died in a minivan fire. The fire was set deliberately, and a fifth survivor escaped by breaking a window.Key Facts
- Four migrant workers were found dead inside a minivan that was set on fire in Calabria, southern Italy.
- Two Pakistani nationals were arrested for the alleged murders based on CCTV footage.
- The fire occurred at a petrol station in a farming area known for tensions between migrant workers.
- CCTV showed two people blocking the van’s doors and pouring liquid inside to start the fire.
- A fifth man from Afghanistan survived by breaking a window and escaping the fire.
- The victims included three Afghans and one Pakistani, all working in agriculture.
- The survivor said the attackers demanded transportation money, which was refused, and that workers were unpaid for strawberry field work despite being given food and lodging.
- The attack caused shock in Italy, with regional leaders and unions calling for action to protect migrant workers.
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