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Tragic Collapse in Saviano, Italy: Two Young Children and Their Grandmother Die in Building Disaster

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A tragic building collapse in Saviano, Italy, resulted in the deaths of two young children and their grandmother. The incident, suspected to be caused by a gas explosion, has left the community in mourning and raised concerns over building safety.


Tragic Building Collapse Claims Lives of Two Children and Their Grandmother in Italy

In a heartbreaking incident on Sunday, a two-story building in Saviano, near Naples, collapsed, resulting in the tragic deaths of two young siblings and their grandmother. The victims, identified as a 4-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother, were found by firefighters amidst the rubble, along with the body of an elderly woman believed to be their grandmother. The father and a two-year-old brother were rescued alive but are now facing serious health challenges.

Rescue Operations and Ongoing Search for Missing Mother

Emergency services, including over 60 civil protection volunteers, conducted extensive search operations that lasted several hours. Firefighters utilized sniffer dogs to locate the victims in the debris. Luca Cari, a firefighter spokesman, confirmed the discovery of the grandmother's body, while local media reported that the children’s mother remains unaccounted for. The father, who was rescued from the wreckage, is currently hospitalized in critical condition, while the baby is stable.

Possible Cause of Collapse Linked to Gas Explosion

Authorities suspect that the building's collapse was triggered by a gas explosion, although investigations are ongoing. Images from the scene show significant damage, with large holes in the roof indicating the severity of the incident. The local community mourns the loss, and many are rallying to support the surviving family members during this difficult time.

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Refs: | ANSA | Le Parisien |

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