The AOU explains the delays in treatments with the launch of the new platform: "If necessary, we will begin collaborating with facilities on the peninsula to reduce processing times and clear the lists."
Mauro Sanna was aboard a stolen vehicle and, with a risky overtaking, caused the pile-up in which he lost his life and a woman from Sestu and her child were also involved.
The real obstacle is admission, because almost no one fails the exams: the 100 and 100 cum laude far exceed the 60, both at national and regional level.
The dynamics of the accident on the provincial road between Sestu and Assemini: a woman and her 10-year-old son were also involved, aboard the vehicle that the victim was trying to overtake.
Mauro Sanna was the victim: his car first collided with the one carrying the woman (a soldier) and her son, then crashed into a pole. Emergency services, the fire department, and the Cagliari Highway Police were on the scene.