Român de 33 de ani, îngropat de viu pe un șantier din Anglia. Ce sancțiuni a dat justiția britanică la șase ani de la tragedie

A Romanian worker died after being buried alive on a construction site in Banstead, leading to over £1 million in fines for two companies and a suspended prison sentence for a manager. The incident occurred in June 2020 when Gheorghita Arsene was working in a three-meter deep excavation that collapsed. The companies were found guilty of violating health and safety regulations, with one company already in liquidation. The judge highlighted serious safety deficiencies and cost-cutting measures that compromised worker safety. A manager was also penalized for failing to meet safety obligations, receiving a suspended sentence and community service.