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Three workplace accidents occurred between night and morning in the provinces of Venice and Treviso.
Three workplace accidents with serious outcomes occurred in Veneto, between the provinces of Venice and Treviso, from last night to the morning.
During the night, a young operator of EasyRailFreight, a company that operates for rail freight transport, suffered a serious injury to his hand due to crushing on a track at the Mestre station (Venice); at dawn, around 6.00 am, a sixty-year-old operator in Ecoricicli di Veritas in Fusina was apparently hit while he was getting out of a vehicle, hit by a truck which hit him in the leg.
This morning in Motta di Livenza (Treviso) a 19-year-old worker of Macedonian origin fell about 7 meters while he was carrying out maintenance work on the roof of a company's warehouse.

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