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Moroccan worker's death at Florence site causes anger
A 31-year-old Moroccan worker died inside a construction workshop in Florence, Italy, igniting widespread anger among Italian trade unions. The unions announced a strike and a demonstration on Monday, October 19, to demand improved safety measures and better protection for workers. Through this action, the unions aimed to highlight the recurrence of fatal accidents at construction sites, criticizing the lack of adherence to occupational health and safety regulations despite the existence of strict laws. They called for increased inspections, worker training, and clear assignment of responsibilities. The incident occurred when a concrete support collapsed while being transported by a mechanical arm, resulting in the worker's immediate death. He was a crane operation specialist and belonged to the Veleica-Sicilia union. Local authorities and experts emphasized the ongoing need for strict compliance with safety rules, reiterating calls for practical measures to reduce deadly accidents at construction projects.
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