On April 17th, a cable car accident near Naples resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including two British tourists and an Israeli woman. This tragedy unfolded shortly before the cable car was scheduled to arrive at a popular scenic plateau, renowned for its incredible views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. The victims have been identified as Elaine and Graeme Winn, with the Israeli victim being Janan Suleiman. Her brother, Thabet Suleiman, unfortunately became the only survivor, sustaining critical injuries.
Cable Car Tragedy Claims Lives of British and Israeli Tourists
Cable Car Tragedy Claims Lives of British and Israeli Tourists
A horrific cable car accident in Italy has left four dead, including tourists from Britain and Israel.
According to local authorities, the cable car plummeted due to a broken traction cable while nearing its station on Monte Faito. Mayor Luigi Vicinanza of Castellammare di Stabia expressed his sorrow over the tragic incident. He noted that the crash had blocked access to another cable car, resulting in nine passengers being stranded and subsequently rescued by fire services. An investigation has been initiated by Italian prosecutors to determine the circumstances surrounding the accident, as family members of the victims arrive to mourn their loss.
