Safety · Naro and Canicatti

Four men killed in car-lorry crash on Sicilian state road 123

Four men died on Monday, 26 October, when the car they were travelling in struck a lorry on state road 123 near Naro, in the province of Agrigento. Initial reports say they were on their way to work in the fields, and the lorry driver was not hurt.

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Naro, Canicatti · Italy

The crash

On Monday, 26 October, a car carrying four men collided with a lorry on state highway 123 near Naro, in the province of Agrigento in Sicily. Adnkronos reported that the two vehicles collided head-on, and the cause of the crash is still to be established. All four occupants of the car, described as workers, died at the scene, and paramedics from the 118 emergency service could only confirm their deaths. The driver of the lorry was unhurt.

The victims

According to Il Messaggero, all four men came from Canicatti and were heading to the fields to work when the crash happened. The reports gave the ages of three of them as 64, 53 and 60. No age was given for the fourth man. Initial reports said the men were going to work at the time of the collision.

Rescue and investigation

Firefighters extracted the victims from the wreckage of the car. The State Police (Polstrada) were at the scene to carry out inspections and reconstruct how the crash happened, and carabinieri also attended. Investigators have not yet established the cause of the collision, and the reports available so far offer no further detail on the circumstances.

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