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25 agosto 2025 alle 12:31

Emergency off the coast of Ponza: MSC ship with 8,500 passengers suffers breakdown

The Coast Guard is currently conducting rescue operations, with two tugboats dispatched.

Una nave Msc, immagine simbolo (Ansa)

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Insularità

Sardinia takes center stage at "Casearia 2025" in Molise

Two island companies will also be at the Fair scheduled for August 29th to 31st

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on social media

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The Kolors singer cancels some concerts, epidemiologist Rezza: "This is an opportunity to remember that the virus is still circulating."

how

Killed while rescuing a baby rabbit, the hit-and-run driver could avoid prison for just 4 cents.

Noemi Fiordilino, 20, got out of her car and was hit by a man who was driving with an expired license, a leg in a cast and while drunk.

Brescia

Boys pretend to throw themselves under cars, one is hit: he is in serious condition

The crazy challenge in Gardone Riviera. The injured man is a 27-year-old. A similar incident occurred in April in the province of Sassari.

Venice

Child falls from fifth floor and hits roof: serious condition

The accident in Mestre: the child is hospitalized in Padua.

bad weather

Heavy rains hit Romagna, with 100 km/h winds. Fallen trees and trains were affected.

Dozens of firefighters responded. A convoy was evacuated between Rimini and Ravenna.

the minister

Piantedosi: "Sooner or later, the CasaPound building will also be cleared."

After the Leoncavallo case, the head of the Ministry of the Interior explains: "The Rome building was already on the list I compiled when I was prefect."

harassment

"Taking off your bra will make us all happy": the shocking story of a young woman at the Policlinico Hospital in Rome.

The complaint was made on social media after a technician's comments, shortly before the CT scan: "I'm tired of having to deal with these situations, even in a hospital."