
A 46-year-old worker originally from the province of Salerno died in Apollosa, in the province of Benevento, after being crushed by the collapse of a concrete wall inside a construction site at a livestock farm.
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The accident occurred during construction work at a company in the livestock supply chain.
A 46-year-old worker from the province of Salerno was crushed to death following the collapse of a concrete wall on a construction site.
The accident occurred while the company for which the victim worked was carrying out work in a company in the livestock supply chain in Apollosa, in the province of Benevento. The rescue efforts of the health workers and the police were of no avail.
The entire area has been seized while the military is reconstructing the exact dynamics of the fatal accident.

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