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Fatal workplace accident occurred during loading operations at the canal port of Cagliari.
His name was Carlo Spiga, the 61-year-old worker from Monastir (Cagliari) who died in the workplace accident that occurred this morning at the canal port of Cagliari during the loading operations of some metal pipes on the semi-trailer of his truck, in the area managed by Grendi.
According to an initial reconstruction, the accident could be traced back to the failure of the straps that tightened and secured the load. Some pipes fell from above and crushed him.

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Two fatal workplace accidents have occurred in Italy. In Scerni (Chieti) a 23-year-old died in a cooperative winery, while in Cagliari a 61-year-old lorry driver, Carlo Spiga, was crushed by pipes at the industrial port.

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Two accidents at work caused the death of a 23-year-old worker in a cooperative winery in Scerni, in the province of Chieti, and of a lorry driver overwhelmed by heavy pipes in the canal port of Cagliari.

A worker was found dead at the industrial port of Cagliari, crushed by some pipes. The dynamics are being examined by the Carabinieri and Spresal.