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Rescue operations began after a landslide blocked the entrance to the Gorropeddu cave, trapping the speleologist ten meters underground.
Operations continued throughout the night to save the speleologist who was trapped ten meters deep in the Gorropeddu cave, in Urzulei, in Ogliastra, due to a landslide that blocked the entrance to the cave.
According to the information coming from the rescuers who were digging to save him and who managed to contact him verbally, the man is alive and conscious.
Dozens of specialists from the National Alpine and Speleological Rescue Corps and the firefighters are operating on site, with the team from the Tortolì Fire Brigade detachment, the Alpine River Speleo teams (SAF) of the Nuoro command and 16 USAR Medium units transported to Gorropeddu by the Decimomannu Air Force. An advanced command post has also been set up nearby for the coordination of operations.
Also present in support were CNSAS operators and various Dorgali Civil Protection units.
A van independently left the road in Rosolina, in the province of Rovigo, injuring seven people. One victim was transported by helicopter to hospital in serious condition; the other six were rescued by 118.

The thirty-one-year-old speleologist Luca Olmetto has been trapped for sixteen hours in the Gorropeddu cave, in Ogliastra, due to a landslide at the entrance. The man is conscious and in contact with Alpine Rescue and firefighters.

Operations continue to save a 31-year-old speleologist from Sassari who has been stuck for 20 hours in the Gorropeddu cave in Urzulei after a landslide. Rescuers working to remove debris.
A 31-year-old speleologist is stuck ten meters underground in the Gorropeddu cave in Urzulei, Sardinia, due to a landslide. Rescue teams are in vocal contact with the man, who is alive and conscious.

Rescue operations continue for a 31-year-old speleologist stuck ten meters underground in the Gorropeddu cave in Urzulei, Ogliastra, due to a landslide. The man is alive, conscious and in contact with rescuers.

A speleologist was buried by a landslide in the Gorropeddu cave, in the Urzulei area in Sardinia, ten meters deep. He is alive and conscious, but the recovery operations are complex and involve over 30 technicians from the Alpine and Speleological Rescue, firefighters and Air Force support.