
The worker died at the Maggiore hospital after being hit by a drunk driver
AI-generated summary
The accident occurred during the construction of a road construction site at night.
Fatal accident at work yesterday evening around 10pm on the A14 in Bologna, at km 11 heading south: a car hit a worker who was busy setting up a construction site. The worker, rushed to the Maggiore hospital in Bologna, died shortly afterwards from the very serious injuries he sustained. He was originally from Moldova and resident in the province of Padua.
The driver reported and investigated for vehicular homicide
The man driving the car that hit him, an Italian resident in Modena, had an alcohol level of over 2.0 g/l. He was reported at liberty and investigated for vehicular homicide. 118 and the traffic police intervened on the scene.
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