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L'Aquila: Two Workers Died in a Construction Site in Fontecchio

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Two workers died and a third was extracted alive from the rubble in the collapse that occurred in a house under renovation in the hamlet of San Pio di Fontecchio,...

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Two workers died in the collapse during the renovation work of Palazzo Paolini in San Pio di Fontecchio, in the province of L'Aquila: the structure was built as a result of the damage...

·Rome, Italy
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The collapse to Palazzo Paolini, historical building interested in the post-sysm reconstruction work of 2009. The mayor: "A wall collapsed suddenly." Building under seizure

·Turin, Italy
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Two workers died and a third was extracted alive from the rubble in the collapse that occurred in a house under renovation in the hamlet of San Pio di Fontecchio,...

·Milan, Italy
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The sudden collapse during the works at Palazzo Paolini in San Pio di Fontecchio. It is excavated to help other workers

·Rome, Italy
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Two workers died in the collapse during the renovation work of Palazzo Paolini in San Pio di Fontecchio, in the province of L'Aquila: the structure was shored up following the damage reported in the earthquake of 2009. Immediate relief from firemen who are digging in search of another worker. According to what has been learned, six workers were present in the yard, three of whom escaped the collapse and are assisting stunned rescue operations. O…

·Rome, Italy
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Two workers died in the collapse during the renovation of Palazzo Paolini in San Pio di Fontecchio, in the province of L'Aquila: the structure was built following the damage reported in the earthquake of 2009. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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