An explosion at a hydroelectric station in Piotta killed two workers. [1] Reuters filed the blast through 20 Minuten. [1] SRF filed two dead at the Ritom plant. [2] Two is the named clock. Print two. Do not print a closed alpine.

Cause remains under investigation. A historic plant feeding the Gotthard line is a location, not a verdict. Leave a named prosecution to the edition that owns a named prosecution. Thursday's Dutch coach is a different crash.

Print two. Print unconfirmed as a cause. Wednesday is not a closed Ticino.

Two remains SRF's clock, not Thursday's Dutch coach.
Wednesday is not a closed Ticino on this Berlin world desk this morning.
An investigation remains an investigation, not a verdict.
Century-old hydro plants carry century-old risks; Piotta fed the Gotthard line for generations. Two dead demands more than a location. Wednesday names the plant, not the cause.

Gotthard-line power has flowed for generations; Wednesday's explosion interrupts the story, not the grid. Interruption, not failure. Ticino stays open.

Ticino stays open; Wednesday names Piotta, not a cause. Two dead. The Gotthard line still has power.

Wednesday names Piotta, not a cause. Two dead. Ticino stays open.

SRF and Reuters both put two dead at Piotta's Ritom plant. Naming a historic station is not naming a cause. Thursday's Dutch coach crash is another file. Ticino still has no written finding on Wednesday.
Thursday's Dutch coach crash is another file. Two dead at Piotta is Wednesday's count. Ticino stays open without a finding.

Thursday's Dutch coach crash is another file. Two dead at Piotta is Wednesday's count. Ticino stays open without a finding.

-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin