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Fatal workplace accident occurred in a company in Sant'Arcangelo, in the province of Potenza.
Involved in an accident at work in a company in Sant'Arcangelo (Potenza), a man aged around 60, resident in the Senisese area, in the southern area of Basilicata, died this morning.
The causes are being investigated by the Carabinieri, who are conducting the investigations coordinated by the Potenza Public Prosecutor's Office. Also on site were health workers from the 118 Basilicata emergency service and personnel from the Labor Inspectorate.
The affected area was seized.

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