A wolf attack in Italy’s Gallipoli leaves three people injured, according to reports. The incident occurs Thursday evening and involves a 52-year-old holidaymaker and her 12-year-old daughter, who are attacked at their accommodation. A 47-year-old man staying at the same lodging is also reported injured after the attack.
Multiple accounts describe the attack as a direct assault on tourists in the resort area. The coverage focuses on the number of victims and their ages, but provides limited additional detail beyond the location and timing. The reports do not agree on broader circumstances such as whether the animal was spotted beforehand, how the injuries are being treated, or the outcome of attempts to locate or remove the wolf. Authorities’ next steps and any official confirmation are not detailed in the provided excerpts.
Overall, the different sources that share the same basic details emphasize that the attack happens in Gallipoli, targets tourists at accommodation, and results in three injuries.
