Rescuers on Monday saved a worker who became trapped when the medieval tower he was helping renovate in Rome partly collapsed, city authorities said.
The worker was injured and taken to a hospital, with Rome's mayor Roberto Gualtieri saying: "We hope that he will pull through."
Rome Prefect Lamberto Giannini told reporters the worker was pulled from the rubble after "a long rescue mission".
Part of the Torre dei Conti had collapsed shortly before midday, sending rubble into the street and a thick white cloud of dust into the air.
The trapped worker was a Romanian national who remained "conscious" while he was trapped, according to the Romanian foreign ministry.
Three other workers were earlier evacuated from the site, one of them in critical condition, a spokesman for the fire service

Omak Okanogan County Chronicle

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
7News Boston WHDH
WEIS Radio
The Babylon Bee
ABC30 Fresno Sports
The Spectator
The Daily Mining Gazette
People Top Story