This morning in the terminal of the Sapir group in the port of Ravenna an accident that caused the death of Giuseppino Zuccoli, a 67-year-old truck driver, who during loading and unloading of the clay was run over by a heavy vehicle. "While waiting for the competent authorities to clarify the dynamics of the events that today cost Giuseppino his life Zuccoli, while carrying out his work inside a terminal of the port - said the Authority's extraordinary commissioner of the Port System of the Center-North Adriatic Sea, Francesco Benevolo - I feel the need to express my personal pain and my sincere closeness to the whole family of this worker. I would also like to express my participation Condolences to the entire port community, dramatically affected by what happened. Our commitment continues, relentlessly and determined, to strengthen, always and by every possible means, all actions and procedures aimed at raising structurally the levels of safety at work through, information, prevention, training, organisation and control".

The mayor of Ravenna said he was "profoundly shaken by this morning's fatal accident at the port, in which A truck driver lost his life in the square of the clays of the Sapir terminal. I have worked - said , Alessandro Barattoni - over 15 years in the world of logistics, assisting hundreds of loading, unloading, manoeuvring and weighing operations, and again I cannot understand how, cyclically, events can happen of this type. It will be necessary to understand what did not work in the performance of the work on which the man was intent, because leaving the house to go to work and not returning is unacceptable. It happened yesterday and continues to happen today: for this, if prevention and protocols fail to eliminate the risks, all of us, starting with public institutions, must make a qualitative leap in addressing the issue of safety in the workplace. I hold in a strong hug to the family members of the deceased man, as well as the truck driver of the other vehicle involved and to the operators who were working in the This morning's shift."