Palermo, Goes Down to the Cellar to Verify a Loss of Water and Dies Electrocuted
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He would have touched a metal shelving that came into contact with electrical wires.
A 33-year-old man died electrocuted in Palermo. The accident occurred in a basement floor in Michelangelo Avenue. The victim had gone along with a second person to try to verify the loss of water by a flexible. (ANSA)
An intervention born from the need to understand the origin of a loss of water has turned into a tragedy. What seemed to be a control to be carried out in an environment of the building had a dramatic epilogue, when a man came into contact with a situation of danger that proved fatal. The accident occurred in a basement plan. To make the situation particularly delicate would have been the presence of water on the floor, an element that he might …
Tragedy in Palermo, where a 33-year-old man lost his life after being L'articolo Palermo, 33-year-old dies electrocuted in the cellar while controlling a water loss comes from Dayitalianews.
He died electrocuted after he went down to the basement to check where a leak of water came from that had invaded the premises.
A 33-year-old man died electrocuted in Palermo. The incident occurred in a basement floor in Michelangelo Avenue. The victim had gone along with a...
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