3 workers die after explosion at Italian waste management plant near Naples
ROME — Three workers were killed on Friday after a blast at a waste management plant near the southern Italian city of Caserta, north of Naples, rescuers said.
Firefighters said the blast happened in a silo at the company Ecopartenope, hitting three workers who were busy with maintenance work at the site.
Several teams were still active at the site to secure the area, firefighters said on Friday afternoon.
Rescuers did not release any information on the cause of the explosion.
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