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The accident occurred on provincial road 34, an important connection between Piana degli Albanesi and San Giuseppe Jato, as well as with the state road 624 Palermo-Sciacca. Other communication routes in the area were blocked due to a car race in Altofonte.
A 50-year-old woman, Nadia Di Matteo, lost her life in a car accident in Palermo, after going off the road with the motorcycle she was driving on provincial road 34, between Piana degli Albanesi and San Giuseppe Jato. This is the road connecting the two towns and the state road 624 Palermo-Sciacca: in the area many other communication routes were blocked due to the simultaneous holding of a car race in the nearby town of Altofonte (Palermo). Di Matteo was married and mother of two children.
A 70-year-old man suffocated his 97-year-old mother-in-law with a bag on her head in Villatora, in the municipality of Saonara (Padua), after the elderly woman expressed a health need. The man, with no criminal record and retired, called 112 confessing to the crime, justifying it with the victim's emotional distress and repeated complaints. He was arrested and taken to prison in Padua.

The mathematics teacher friend of Gianni Di Vita has been summoned to the police station for new depositions in the investigation into the ricin poisoning of mother and daughter in Pietracatella, while exams continue in Berlin and tensions increase among the people involved in the investigations.

The family of the young volleyball player Simona Scinà, who died in 2025 during a graduation party in Bagheria, opposes the request for dismissal by the Termini Imerese Prosecutor's Office, which claims it was an accident. Tomorrow press conference by the Ingroia law firm to illustrate the reasons for the opposition.

In Villatora, in the municipality of Saonara in the province of Padua, a 97-year-old woman was killed by her seventy-year-old son-in-law, who suffocated her with a bag over her head after a request for health care. The man was arrested and will be taken to prison.

Daniel Maldini, a Cagliari footballer, tested positive on a breathalyzer with values of 0.91 and 0.89 mg/l after a car accident in Milan in which he was involved while driving his Porsche. His license has been revoked and the results of drug tests are pending. Six people were not seriously injured.

Daniel Maldini, son of Paolo Maldini and Cagliari footballer, tested positive on a breathalyzer with values of 0.91 and 0.89 mg/l after an accident with his Porsche in Milan. His driving license was revoked and the results of drug tests are awaited.