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Public mourning in Florence after supermarket collapse - General News

2024-02-17T13:21:18.758Z

Highlights: Public mourning in Florence after supermarket collapse. Authorities proclaimed Saturday a day of public morning in Florence and the Tuscan region. Friday's structural collapse at a supermarket under construction has left four people confirmed dead and a fifth person missing feared dead and three more injured. In Florence a minute of silence will be observed at 3 pm local time, when Mayor Dario Nardella will be present outside the cityhall in Piazza della Signoria. The incident has put workplace safety in Italy back in the spotlight.


The authorities proclaimed Saturday a day of public morning in Florence and the Tuscan region after Friday's structural collapse at a supermarket under construction that has left four people confirmed dead and a fifth person missing feared dead and three m... (ANSA)


The authorities proclaimed Saturday aday of public morning in Florence and the Tuscan region after Friday's structural collapse at a supermarket under construction that has left four people confirmed dead and a fifth person missing feared dead and three more injured.


   Rescue workers are reportedly still trying to recover the body of the missing person.


   In Florence a minute of silence will be observed at 3 pm local time, when Mayor Dario Nardella will be present outside the cityhall in Piazza della Signoria.


   Public transport operators Autolinee Toscane and Gest also said vehicles would be decked out in mourning and that the tramway would stop for a minute at 3 pm.


   in the Earlier day shops closed at 12 am for 15 minutes and employees stood outside in memory of the victims.


   "I don't remember such a serious workplace incident in our city, which is attentive to workers' rights," said Nardella after visiting the Esselunga supermarket construction site in Via deiMariti.


   The sight of "the beams, these concrete blocks" made "very heavy impression", he added.


   The incident has put workplace safety in Italy back in the spotlight.


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