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Six died in the crash of a shuttle to the Marmore Falls

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Six people died in a road accident on the Terni-Rieti road, in Umbria, near the Marmore Falls. Among the victims are five tourists and the driver of the shuttle.

Six people died in the crash of a tourist shuttle on the Terni-Rieti road, near the Marmore Falls in Umbria.2,1 Among the victims are five tourists and the driver of the vehicle.2,1 The victims included two couples and a woman residing in Rome.2

The driver of the shuttle was Federico Romualdi, according to colleagues.2 The accident involved a motorhome in addition to the shuttle, according to some initial reconstructions.2

Why it matters

  • The Marmore Falls are the highest artificial waterfalls in Europe, located in Umbria, and are one of the main tourist attractions in the region.2

  • The Terni-Rieti road connects the cities of Terni and Rieti, crossing areas of natural and tourist interest.2

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