GENOA, Italy (AP) — The death toll from the collapse of a highway bridge in the Italian city of Genoa that is already confirmed to have claimed at least 38 lives will certainly rise, a senior official said Thursday. "Unfortunately, the toll will increase, that's inevitable" as rescuers continued to search tons of rubble for the missing, Interior Minister Matteo Salvini told reporters. On Wednesday, Premier Giuseppe Conte told reporters that 39 people had died.
Italy lowers confirmed death toll to 38 in Genoa collapse
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