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Cavalese Cable car disaster.
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By February 1999, the victims' families had received US$65,000 per victim as immediate help by the Italian government, which was reimbursed by the U.S. government.[17] In May 1999, the U.S. Congress rejected a bill that would have set up a $40 million compensation fund for the victims.[18] In December 1999, the Italian Parliament approved a monetary compensation plan for the families ($1.9 million per victim). NATO treaties obligated the U.S. government to pay 75% of this compensation, which it did.
I just wondered if this woman was classed as operating within N.A.T.O if so an award of £10 million to the family of Harry Dunn (taxable) might be an idea. It wont bring him back but it would be a little justice.

Cavalese cable car disaster (1998) - Wikipedia

By February 1999, the victims' families had received US$65,000 per victim as immediate help by the Italian government, which was reimbursed by the U.S. government.[17] In May 1999, the U.S. Congress rejected a bill that would have set up a $40 million compensation fund for the victims.[18] In December 1999, the Italian Parliament approved a monetary compensation plan for the families ($1.9 million per victim). NATO treaties obligated the U.S. government to pay 75% of this compensation, which it did.
I just wondered if this woman was classed as operating within N.A.T.O if so an award of £10 million to the family of Harry Dunn (taxable) might be an idea. It wont bring him back but it would be a little justice.