A tragic event happened in the AcquaViva biopark in Caraglio, where Anisa Murati, a 7-year-old Albanian girl, drowned in the artificial lake.
The family lives in Demonte, near Cuneo.
This event has shocked the community and raised concerns about safety and supervision at children's summer centers.
The girl's father, Jetmir Murati, spoke to the Italian media and demanded justice for the tragedy that happened.
He said that the little girl did not know how to swim and that she had been fitted with child support arms.
"She was my life, why did she die in this way, I demand justice to the end for this tragedy," said Murati.
"I want justice and the truth, you can't let a 15-year-old watch the children. My daughter's glasses were in her bag, she took them off before bathing. She didn't fall by accident, she wasn't alone."
These are the calls of the father in the Italian media after the loss of his 7-year-old daughter.
The little girl was found at a depth of two meters through emergency intervention, and her loss was noticed at the moment she should go home. Murat was entrusted to the attendants of the summer center who were responsible for monitoring the children.
Although there were dozens of children from all over the valley, there were only 7 companions in the biopark, only two of whom were adults. Meanwhile, the biopark in question is under seizure and closed while the necessary investigations are carried out.
Two days after the tragedy in the lake of the Caraglio Biopark, in the area of Cuneo, the manager of the AcquaViva biopark Roberto Manzi and the head of the parish entertainment are being investigated for manslaughter.
It is the first concrete turn in the investigations into the death of seven-year-old Anisa Murati, who drowned on Wednesday afternoon in the lake.
The prosecution appointed Federico Quaranta as a consultant. The specialist will have to clarify the exact dynamics of the death of the Albanian girl who disappeared around 3:30 p.m. and was found dead around 6:00 p.m., on the lake bed near the diving platform, after her disappearance was noticed around 4:00 p.m.: 30.
Anisa was in a group with dozens of children who had come from Stura Valley. The trip was organized by the summer center located in Demonte parish, the town where the little girl lived with her family. Seven caregivers, all very young volunteers: only two of them are adults. The suspect is the eighteen-year-old girl responsible for the group.