
A 55-year-old Tunisian worker lost his life due to burns, while a 29-year-old Bangladeshi colleague is hospitalized in very serious conditions in Pisa after a blaze in a shipyard.
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The accident occurred late in the evening at the Fincantieri factory in Ancona during work on a ship inside a warehouse.
A 55-year-old Tunisian worker died due to his burns and another 29-year-old of Bangladeshi origin was transferred from the regional hospital in Ancona to the major burns center in Pisa in very serious conditions. This is the tragic outcome of an accident at work which occurred late yesterday evening in the Fincantieri factory in Ancona.
Around 10.15pm the two workers, employed in a contracting company, were hit by a blaze while working on a ship inside a shed. The dynamics of the accident are still being reconstructed by Polmare. The Fiom, Fim and Uilm unions, protesting in front of the plant, have proclaimed an eight-hour strike.
"Deep condolences" from Fincantieri "for the passing of the worker who was the victim of the accident that occurred yesterday evening at the Ancona shipyard and expresses its closeness to his family and colleagues". The company is «close to the other injured worker, with the hope that his conditions can evolve positively. The accident involved two workers from an external company." "The emergency services were immediately alerted and the required emergency procedures were activated." Fincantieri «is at the disposal of the competent authorities and ensures maximum collaboration in the ongoing investigations to shed full light».
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Eight-hour strike proclaimed by the Fiom, Fim and Uilm unions
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