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Rome’s Colosseum in rare closure

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Rome's Colosseum closes for two days after a worker plunges to his death
Rome's Colosseum, Italy's most-visited monument, was closed to the public suddenly on Wednesday to mourn a worker who fell to his death overnight while helping install a new illumination project. The 22-year-old man,

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Closure of Rome's Colosseum extended for another day after worker's death
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Rome’s Colosseum in rare closure after worker falls to his death
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Man, 22, falls to death inside Colosseum
A worker has fallen to his death inside the Colosseum in Rome.

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Worker, 22, plunges 30ft to death from the Colosseum while installing new lights – as tourist site closes after tragedy
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Worker dies after 10-metre fall in Rome's Colosseum
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