
The two 36-year-old men were making graffiti on the building occupied by the students
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Palazzo Nuovo is the seat of the humanities faculties of the University of Turin and is currently occupied by students. The accident occurred during the night between Thursday and Friday.
Two people were seriously injured after falling from the roof of Palazzo Nuovo, home to the humanities faculties of the University of Turin, on the night between Thursday and Friday. These are two 36-year-old writers who, according to initial reconstructions, were creating some graffiti on the building, currently occupied by students.
The two men were both equipped with harnesses. However, for reasons still to be clarified, they fell: one ended up on the pavement of Corso San Maurizio, the other on a roof below.
The health workers of the Turin Red Cross intervened on site, with two medical ambulances from Azienda Zero 118. Both injured people were transported to hospital: one to San Giovanni Bosco, the other to Cto. Their conditions are serious.
The firefighters of the Corso Regina Margherita detachment and the carabinieri of the San Carlo company also intervened. At the moment, the prevailing hypothesis is that of an accident.

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