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The accident occurred during finishing work on a construction site in Filago. The victim ran the family business together with his son.
The victim of the workplace accident that occurred this morning in the Bergamasco area was called Dario Stucchi and lived with his family in Ornago, in the province of Monza and Brianza: he managed the family construction company with his son Simone, who had been engaged in the construction of a villa, now completed, in Filago this morning for finishing work.
It was his son who witnessed the drama and immediately raised the alarm. From the findings of Ats Bergamo and the Carabinieri it emerged that one of the two ramps positioned to unload the mini excavator from the truck gave way, causing the vehicle to overturn and causing the death of Stucchi, who was driving.
The judiciary has already given the go-ahead for the funeral.

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