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Similar protests for missed payments have already occurred in the Macerata area, in particular in Tolentino on 19 and 23 October.
Eight workers employed in subcontracts for post-earthquake reconstruction in the Marche region climbed onto a crane in protest this morning, approximately 30 meters high in Ussita (Macerata). According to initial information, the workers' initiative is linked to the failure to pay salaries by the company they work for.
After the report, the carabinieri from the Camerino Company, from the local Ussita station and the force negotiator arrived on site to ensure that the situation does not degenerate and ends without consequences. Firefighters also intervened with a support ladder truck.
This is yet another protest on a crane for non-payment of wages in the Macerata crater after recent cases in Tolentino recorded on 19 and 23 October.

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