Young, promising chef comes to crash

rome - A promising Italian chef died in a traffic accident on Thursday in Rome. The 29-year-old Alessandro Narducci rode with a friend and colleague on a scooter through the Italian capital when fate struck.

Narducci was the owner of the Acquolina restaurant in Rome and was in possession of a Michelin star. The two were on the way back from a cooking show when they collided with a car on the scooter. They were dead instantly.