Italy's Oldest Man Dies at Age 112
Vitantonio Lovallo, a farmer from the Potenza area, was regarded as a keeper of village history, according to ANSA.
Vitantonio Lovallo, believed to be Italy's oldest living man, has died at the age of 112, the Italian news agency ANSA reported.
Lovallo was born in the southern Italian province of Potenza, where he worked as a farmer, according to ANSA.
ANSA described him as a repository of village history, noting his long life spanned more than a century of local memory and tradition.
No further details about the circumstances of his death or a specific date have been released.
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- Italy's oldest man dies at 112 — ANSA (Italy)
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