Workplace safety costs money but life
is worth more than that, the head of the Italian Bishops
Conference (CEI), Bologna Archbishop Matteo Zuppi, told Italian
TV Sunday after Friday's Florence building site collapse that
killed five workers.
"Anger must become lucidity in order to avoid hypocrisy or
rhetorical speeches of easy morality, consequences must be
identified and one of the biggest problems is controls, and cost
cutting means inventing everything to get the contract," said
the papal Ukraine envoy on 'In mezz'ora' on Rai Tre.
"Safety costs money but life has a value that can never be
calculated".
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