Rome’s Colosseum closes after worker’s fatal fall
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Rome’s Colosseum was closed to the public after a worker fell to his death while working at the ancient amphitheater. Deutsche Welle reported that the man had been installing new lighting when the fatal accident occurred.
The closure was extended for a second day, according to Reuters. Italian authorities are investigating the circumstances of the worker’s death.
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