DNA tests for Lombardy residents missing

(ANSA) - Pavia, July 18 - The family members of a couple from Italy's northern Lombardy region that have been missing since last Thursday's attack in Nice were still waiting for news on Monday. Angelo D'Agostino, 71, and Gianna Muset, 68, from Voghera (Pavia) have not been heard from since the attack on the Promenade des Anglais in the southern French city.
    Their eldest son, Massimiliano, has been in the French city since Saturday with his companion, Alessia, and sister-in-law Roberta Capelli. Eliano D'Agostino, their other son, stayed home in Lungavilla (Pavia) and said on Monday that "my brother has undergone DNA testing, in agreement with the French authorities.
    However, he has not yet been allowed into the hospitals and the morgue. The only places he can go are the Italian consulate and the crisis unit set up in Nice." Another Italian couple that had been with the two in Nice, Mario Casati and Maria Grazia Ascoli, have also not been heard from since the attack.