Level 2 of Rome Colosseum closed after worker’s death
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The second level of the 2,000-year-old Colosseum in Rome, Italy's most popular tourist attraction, was closed on Wednesday following the overnight death of a worker. According to a statement from the Culture Ministry, the workplace accident involved a specialist high-altitude rope access worker.
The closure was implemented as a mark of mourning for the deceased worker. Authorities confirmed the incident and the ongoing closure of the upper level while official investigations into the accident proceed at the ancient historical site.
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Free Malaysia TodayFocuses on the Colosseum's status as a major tourist attraction.
Arab NewsEmphasizes the closure as a mark of mourning for the worker.
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