Gino D’Acampo was involved in a serious accident while filming his show “Emission Impossible,” which took place outdoors in Vienna. After the events, the Italian chef, who had become famous in England through his participation in numerous television programs as well as through the publication of cookbooks, vented his anger to the managers of the ITV television channel for not even informing himself about his conditions of employment. Health: “Not even a phone call.”
The episode allegedly occurred while D’Acampo was doing a stunt Tobogganing: The chef, who was holding a cocktail glass at the time, was descending when he collided with a woman and her two children. A particularly violent collision in which one of the children suffered a concussion, at least according to The Sun. Gino D’acampo was treated at the scene by emergency medical personnel, but later suffered further complications.
The facts date back to last Wednesday, October 18, when the chef was busy filming his latest ITV television show in Vienna: However, following the serious accident, production of “Emission Impossible” was put on hold. It is unclear whether this is a temporary or permanent situation, as the Italian TV presenter is still clearly upset with the TV channel’s managers.
“There was blood There was running everywhere and one of the boys had blood dripping from his mouth,” a witness told The Sun. “The mother and other child suffered a concussion and an ambulance was called immediately while Gino was treated at the scene.” The Problem For the chef, what happened next happened.
In fact, no one in the network would have even contacted him to inquire about his health. “I’m shocked I haven’t received a call from ITV to find out how I’m doing and I can’t wait to talk to them about all of this,” the chef told the British newspaper. “After 22 years of working with them, I have an accident and I feel bad, and I still don’t get a call.”
When everything seemed to be behind us, D’Acampo was forced to resort to further medical treatment: his condition actually deteriorated rapidly, probably due to ainfection. If the fever exceeded 40 degrees, the chef had to undergo antibiotic treatment. Nevertheless, there was still no official statement from the television station.