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US tourist in Rome impaled on metal spike at Colosseum

  • A 47-year-old American tourist impaled his lower back on a metal spike outside Rome’s Colosseum last week while climbing the fence.
  • He slipped trying to take a selfie or get a better view, but police and his group could not confirm his exact motive.
  • Emergency responders spent over 20 minutes carefully removing him before transporting him to San Giovanni Hospital for urgent surgery.
  • Doctors closed the spine wound with more than 80 stitches, and medics reported he was stable but still in serious condition by Friday night.
  • The incident highlights growing concerns about irresponsible tourist behavior at the 2,000-year-old monument, which receives over 7 million visitors annually.
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ilmessaggero.it broke the news in on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
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