The first is the fear of touching high voltage cables with the forklift they use for Dinsmith work on a company roof. Then, almost unaffected by the electric shock – to understand how it ran in the 132,000 volt line – they were 12 meters high, cold for more than three hours. Many were used to rescue two workers, aged 38 and 41, from the Milanese company in Cornet de Ada. Certainly not because the rescue was delayed: on the contrary, 118 auto medical and two ambulances and firefighters from Treviglio and Bergamo arrived at the border in a few minutes in the yard of the mayor of Europe, in the yard of Gingonia’s field, in the field of Gingonia’s field. Vertelino and Cicero. Except for the taste of the situation and the precision of the high voltage line to carry out essential technical measures and avoid the risk to both workers and rescuers: the 132 thousand volt line, which is operated by Dolmin and Terna starting from Cicero, was immediately stopped.
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