A section of the historic Conti Tower in central Rome collapsed during restoration efforts today, resulting in injuries among workers on site. The tower, dating back to the 12th century, is located near the iconic Colosseum. The incident prompted immediate emergency response, with rescue teams successfully retrieving three workers from the debris.
One worker was reported to be critically injured, requiring urgent medical attention, while another remains trapped beneath the rubble but has shown signs of life. The cause of the collapse is not yet confirmed, and authorities are conducting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The historic structure is a notable example of medieval architecture and a popular tourist site, and officials have temporarily halted restoration activities at the site. No further details have been disclosed, but authorities continue to work on rescue efforts and assess the extent of damage to the tower.