
A 48-year-old worker died in Baveno, on Lake Maggiore, after being crushed between a vacuum truck and a wall in via Due Riviere.
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Accident at work which occurred in via Due Riviere in Baveno.
Fatal accident at work this morning in Baveno (Verbano-Cusio-Ossola), a municipality on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore: a 48-year-old man lost his life after being crushed between a truck and a wall.
The alarm went off around 8am. The firefighters intervened on site, in via Due Riviere, and spent 20 minutes carrying out operations to extract the body, as well as the police, and the rescuers with ambulance and medical vehicle from Gravellona Toce.
The dynamics of the accident are yet to be clarified: according to initial information, a vacuum truck started moving independently.

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