A piece of plaster fell inside the Monte Sant'Angelo complex of the University of Naples Federico II in Naples and struck a female student.
The student, described as slightly over twenty years old, suffered a shoulder fracture, according to a report in Il Mattino.
The incident was made public by the Movimento Scientifico Autorganizzato student collective at the Monte Sant'Angelo complex.
What has not been confirmed in the available reporting: the exact date and time of the incident, the specific building or room involved, and the structural cause of the falling plaster. The student's identity and current medical condition have not been reported, and there is no confirmed information about an official statement, inspection, or repair order from the university.
