Grid operators turn control centres into campsites to keep coronavirus at bay

MILAN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - After a fortnight living in a mobile home compound built in just three days by his employer, Italian gas company Snam , Guido Debattisti is returning home.The 37-year-old is part of a team of engineers sealed off during two-week shifts to make sure gas taps stay open - and buildings warm - during a coronavirus epidemic that has killed more than 7,000 Italians and is sweeping Europe.So far, the hastily-assembled plan at Snam's control centre in Milan, which remotely..