Gavina Massidda's funeral in Sassari: the 57-year-old died struck by a tram in Brussels

Mourning today in Sassari, in the hamlet of Li Punti, for the funeral of Gavina Massidda , the 57-year-old from Sassari who died on 15 December in Schaerbeek , a municipality in the Brussels-Capital Region, after being hit by a tram .

The local prosecutor's office is still investigating the accident , which occurred in an area without pedestrian crossings. After the tragedy, the driver of the vehicle, in a state of shock, was hospitalized.

Gavina Massidda, who had moved to Belgium a few years ago where she worked in a restaurant, leaves behind a daughter, her brother and her mother. Many messages of condolence and closeness to the family on social media.

The funeral ceremony, as announced by his brother Walter, is scheduled to take place in the parish of San Pio X.

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