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BackUomo trovato morto in un magazzino in fiamme allo Zen di Palermo
Uomo trovato morto in un magazzino in fiamme allo Zen di Palermo
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Uomo trovato morto in un magazzino in fiamme allo Zen di Palermo

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  • Un 47enne è stato trovato morto in un magazzino allo Zen di Palermo dove era divampato un incendio; il decesso sarebbe stato causato dalle fiamme o dalle esalazioni del rogo.
  • La vittima sarebbe un broker assicurativo.
  • Sul posto sono intervenuti i vigili del fuoco e indagano i carabinieri.

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Un incendio è divampato in un magazzino allo Zen di Palermo, dove è stato trovato il corpo senza vita di un uomo di 47 anni.

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Un 47enne è stato trovato morto in magazzino allo Zen di Palermo in cui era divampato un incendio.

Il decesso sarebbe stato causato dalle fiamme o per le esalazioni provocate dal rogo. Secondo quanto si è appreso, la vittima sarebbe un broker assicurativo. Sul posto sono intervenuti i vigili del fuoco che hanno spento l'incendio e trovato il corpo dell'uomo senza vita. Indagano i carabinieri.

Open Questions

  • Qual è stata la causa esatta dell'incendio?
  • La vittima era effettivamente un broker assicurativo?
  • Ci sono stati altri feriti oltre alla vittima?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Cronaca.

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