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The accident involved a van that left the road on its own in Rosolina.
Seven people, traveling in a van, were injured after the vehicle left the road on its own. One of the people on board was transported by helicopter to Rosolina hospital and is hospitalized in serious condition. The accident occurred on Monday morning in Rosolina, in the province of Rovigo, and involved the Fire Brigade of the Adria detachment.
All occupants of the vehicle were injured. One of them, in serious condition, was transported to hospital by air ambulance, while the other six were entrusted to the care of healthcare personnel and subsequently hospitalised. The Fire Brigade worked to provide assistance by transporting the injured to street level so that they could be taken care of by medics as well as securing the vehicle and the area affected by the accident. In addition to the Fire Brigade and the Suem 118 emergency health service, the State Police and the Local Police intervened on site.

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 trapped ten meters deep in the Gorropeddu cave, in Urzulei in Ogliastra, due to a landslide that blocked the entrance to the cave. The man is alive and conscious, according to the rescuers who contacted him verbally. Dozens of Alpine and speleological rescue specialists, firefighters, USAR units and civil protection are operating on site.

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.