NewsHouse collapse in Sicily - four more dead found

House collapse in Sicily – four more dead found

The fire brigade searched for the missing persons non-stop for 30 hours. However, four people could only be rescued dead.

Rome – After the gas explosion and the collapse of houses in Sicily, rescue workers discovered four more bodies. The fire brigade found four of the six people still missing during the rescue work on the destroyed buildings on Monday morning.

This increased the number of confirmed fatalities in the town of Ravanusa near Agrigento in the south of the island to seven. For the two still missing people, there is little hope of finding them alive under the rubble.

The fire brigade announced on Twitter that they searched and dug under the collapsed building for 30 hours continuously after the accident.

On Saturday around 8:30 p.m. there was a strong gas explosion. As a result, a four-story house collapsed and several other buildings were destroyed. Two women were found alive by the rescuers. Around 100 people could no longer get into their houses, the area was like a field of rubble, and fires flared up again and again. dpa

Now it's Monet's turn: activists throw mashed potatoes at painting in protest against climate...

“This painting is not going to be worth anything if we have to fight over food,” said one of the two activists protesting against climate change. The painting was unharmed, the museum said.

The extreme right returns to Italy: Giorgia Meloni is already prime minister from now...

The far-right politician appoints Giancarlo Giorgetti, a moderate and pro-European figure, as its economy minister.

Is the far right back? These important countries are already represented by this position

The victory of Giorgia Meloni and her party in the elections in Italy is part of the advance of conservative politicians on the continent. These are some of its main representatives.

These three European countries already have far-right governments. Will they join forces?

The presidents of Hungary, Viktor Orban, and Poland, Mateusz Morawiecki, celebrated the victory of the post-fascist party in the elections, so an alliance between these leaders is expected.

Who is Giorgia Meloni, the new Prime Minister of Italy?

The leader of the post-fascist Brothers of Italy party is on track to lead a right-wing coalition government and become the first woman to hold this post.

More