Rome's Colosseum Reopens Following Three-Day Closure After Worker Fell to His Death
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The famous Colosseum of Rome has reopened its doors to tourists this Saturday after three days closed for mourning because of the death of Andrea Moretti, an operator...
Meeting with the workers before reopening. Fp Cgil: "An urgent meeting with the minister" (ANSA)
Worker died after falling from a height of several meters while installing a new lighting system; historical attraction was closed for three days before reopening this Saturday (26)
Rome's Colosseum reopens following three-day closure after worker fell to his death
Ancient amphitheatre reopens to tourists on Saturday, three days after a worker died during lighting installation works, as unions raise concerns over subcontracting and workplace safety. The Colosseum reopened to the public on Saturday 26 September, three days after it was closed following the tragic death of a young worker at the Rome landmark. Andrea Moretti, 22, an experienced rope-access technician, died overnight between Tuesday and Wednes…
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