Overview
- Davide Teruzzi, a 50-year-old ATM tram driver, died on May 11 after being hospitalized for multiple organ failure following a cardiac infarction on May 7.
- Five ATM employees, including Teruzzi, experienced symptoms of suspected food poisoning after a company-organized lunch on May 4 at a Milan restaurant affiliated with ATM.
- ATM has suspended its partnership with the restaurant, which has been closed as a precaution while ATS Milano and NAS conduct ongoing hygiene inspections.
- Preliminary inspections have not revealed any irregularities, but authorities are continuing to assess compliance with health regulations at the venue.
- An autopsy has been ordered to determine whether the suspected food poisoning contributed to Teruzzi’s cardiac event and subsequent death.