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He feels ill while having lunch with his family: the hypothesis behind the 78-year-old's death

He feels ill while having lunch with his family: the hypothesis behind the 78-year-old's death

Tragedy struck Sulmona, where a 78-year-old man collapsed while eating with family at a shopping center. Resuscitation efforts by 118 were unsuccessful.

Tragedy has struck a shopping center in Sulmona, where a 78-year-old man died after falling ill while having lunch with family. Attempts to resuscitate him by emergency medical services were unsuccessful. The cause of death remains unclear, but suffocation is being investigated.

Having lunch with family at the mall, a fatal illness followed: a 78-year-old man dies.

As reported by Ansa , the elderly man was eating with his family inside a shopping center when he suddenly felt ill and collapsed to the floor . His relatives, who witnessed the scene, immediately called for help, prompting emergency services to intervene. The facility's security staff also stepped in to provide assistance in the initial stages and facilitate the arrival of paramedics.

An ambulance arrived on the scene and began resuscitation efforts , which continued for a long time in an attempt to save the man. Despite their best efforts, however, all attempts proved futile and the doctors had to pronounce him dead.

Investigations into the causes of death are underway, with suffocation being investigated.

Following the death , further tests were ordered to determine the cause of the fatal illness. Among the possibilities being considered is suffocation caused by ingested food , a hypothesis that will need to be confirmed through further examination of the body. Therefore, at this time, the cause of death cannot be definitively determined.

To reconstruct the precise dynamics of the events, the Carabinieri of the Sulmona Company also intervened, carrying out the necessary surveys and starting the relevant checks.

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