Overview
- Rescuers evacuated roughly 100 people by helicopter within about three hours after the 11:30 a.m. local crash near the Moro Pass in northwest Italy.
- Authorities reported four injuries, while some outlets cited six including a child; the operator said none were in life-threatening condition.
- Operator Filippo Besozzi said a technical problem prevented proper deceleration as the cabin entered the summit station, leading to an impact with a safety barrier.
- The fire service said two cabins struck structures at the upper and lower stations, with three passengers in the upper cabin and a lower-station operator among the injured.
- The lift, built in 1962 and overhauled in 2023 for about €2 million, was halted for checks during the busy holiday ski period.