A Lamborghini engineer dies during a dream holiday after one of his legs turns black and swollen
The infection spread to the lungs.
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Mauro Carminati
Mauro Carminati, a 32-year-old Italian Lamborghini engineer, died during his dream holiday in Edinburgh, Scotland, after one of his legs became swollen and black.
The man became alarmed after noticing the drastic change in the appearance of his leg and after seeking help at the hospital, doctors found him with an infection that had spread to his lungs, resulting in pneumonia.
At first, the man was clear, but after a while his body temperature rose and Mauro ended up with a cerebral hemorrhage.
According to the Daily schedule, the family said that the news of the death was terrible, because the man was a healthy person and rarely got sick. He also said that Mauro was in good health when he went on holiday and that he would not have left if there was any sign of illness.
The family needs to know if the medication given by the doctors initially had an adverse effect on the treatment.
Mauro Carminati graduated with top marks and received a Degree with distinction in Mathematical Engineering from the Polytechnic of Milan in 2013.
He also completed a master’s degree at the University of Munich, he worked at the German car company Audi and in 2020 he moved to Bologna to work at Lamborghini.
2024-05-11 12:34:35
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