Fog Shrouds Italy for 6th Day; Crash Kills 1
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MILAN, Italy — Thick fog enveloped central and northern Italy for a sixth straight day Friday, forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights and temporarily closing airports.
Road traffic also was slowed by the fog, and several accidents were reported. One man was killed and 14 people injured when a Polish tour bus plunged off a bridge early Friday.
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