Genoa bridge collapse trial ends with verdict eight years after 43 deaths

Eight years after the collapse of the Morandi bridge in Genoa killed 43 people in 2018, judges have delivered a verdict in the first criminal trial over the disaster. The case became one of the largest criminal proceedings in modern Italian history, examining the responsibility of infrastructure managers and public authorities. The trial's outcome marks a significant moment in Italy's reckoning with the tragedy.

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