Italy: Garbage workers help woman find €1 million jackpot
Waste management company SANB administrator Roberto Nicola Toscano told AFP news agency that the ticket was found "miraculously still in one piece." Toscano…
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Waste management company SANB administrator Roberto Nicola Toscano told AFP news agency that the ticket was found "miraculously still in one piece." Toscano received the panicked call from the woman who had won the big prize and lost it. But the woman – who remains anonymous – did not realise she had won the big jackpot. “The winner always played the same numbers, as they were associated with a loved one,” Toscano said. The instant win ticket was “miraculously still in one piece” after garbage workers combed through mounds of trash on their truck, said Roberto Nicola Toscano, the administrator of the SANB company in Italy’s southern Puglia region.
Furthermore, After SANB was contacted by the woman, the garbage company moved quickly to reconstruct the journey of the ticket, Toscano told AFP. Combing through collected trash would pose the risk of potentially dangerous material in the waste, so the vehicle was taken to a special site equipped to do the search, Toscano said.
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Waste management company SANB administrator Roberto Nicola Toscano told AFP news agency that the ticket was found "miraculously still in one piece." Toscano received the panicked call from the woman who had won the big prize and lost it.
reliability low1/3 sourcesBut the woman – who remains anonymous – did not realise she had won the big jackpot. “The winner always played the same numbers, as they were associated with a loved one,” Toscano said.
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The instant win ticket was “miraculously still in one piece” after garbage workers combed through mounds of trash on their truck, said Roberto Nicola Toscano, the administrator of the SANB company in Italy’s southern Puglia region.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldAfter SANB was contacted by the woman, the garbage company moved quickly to reconstruct the journey of the ticket, Toscano told AFP.
according to Deutsche Welle English — All +1Combing through collected trash would pose the risk of potentially dangerous material in the waste, so the vehicle was taken to a special site equipped to do the search, Toscano said.
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