A company that manages a spa in a hotel in Brașov, along with four of its representatives, has been sent to trial for bodily harm due to negligence. The incident occurred on March 15, 2022, when a client suffered severe burns on 40% of her body due to a fire caused by serious safety omissions. The victim, Ana Oprea, has requested damages of 4.5 million euros. The case was taken over by the Brașov Tribunal Prosecutor's Office after stagnating for four years at a lower prosecutor's office. The investigation revealed that the spa was operating without a fire safety authorization and that the staff did not comply with safety measures. The victim emphasized in open letters that she felt justice had been delayed, comparing the public discourse about speed with the reality of her case. A precautionary seizure has been placed on the company's assets to cover the requested damages.
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Dosar deschis după ce o femeie a fost desfigurată într-un centru spa din Braşov, trimis în judecată la patru ani de la fapte şi după ce victima a reclamat ”contrastul dintre discursul public despre celeritate şi realitatea concretă din dosare”
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SocialDosar penal după incendiul la un SPA din Brașov: firmă și patru angajați trimiși în judecată, sechestru de 1,5 milioane euro, victimă cu arsuri grave
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Incendiu într-un SPA din Brașov: victimă desfigurată, firmă și patru angajați trimiși în judecată. Sechestru de 1,5 milioane de euro
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