
A 22-year-old rock climbing worker died during the night at the Colosseum after falling from a height of approximately 10 meters during the installation of a lighting system.
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Installation work on a new lighting system at the Colosseum.
Tragedy at work at night at the Colosseum. Around midnight, a 22-year-old rock climbing worker, involved in the high-altitude installation of a new lighting system for the monument, fell from a height of approximately 10 metres.
Despite resuscitation attempts by Ares 118 personnel, he died. The Carabinieri of the Central Rome Company and the investigative unit, the coroner, the prosecutor on duty and the staff of the labor inspectorate and the ASL Spresal intervened on site.

The Rome Prosecutor's Office has opened a case of manslaughter against unknown persons for the death of Andrea Moretti, a rock climbing worker who fell during night lighting work at the Colosseum.

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A 22-year-old worker, Andrea Moretti, died during the night due to a fall from scaffolding during the lighting work of the Colosseum. The Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli went to the site and expressed his condolences. PArCo has closed the second order sector due to mourning. Investigations underway by the police and the judiciary.

A 22-year-old rock climbing worker, Andrea Moretti, died after falling about 10 meters during the installation of a new lighting system at the Colosseum during the night. The emergency services, the Carabinieri, the medical examiner, the prosecutor on duty and the labor inspectorate intervened on site. The Colosseum Archaeological Park has closed the second tier sector to the public as a sign of mourning.