"At Brotzu, over 100 parking spaces have been closed for over two years and no definitive solution." This is the complaint from USB-Pi Sanità, represented by Gianfranco Angioni, who claims that "a problem that should have been resolved within a reasonable timeframe has dragged on for far too long, without concrete answers."

It all began on October 23, 2024, when the collapse of part of the photovoltaic shelter structure damaged a car and led to the closure of numerous parking spaces. Since then, "despite repeated union complaints, requests, and requests for intervention, over a hundred parking spaces remain unavailable," reports the union representative, who describes it as " an enormous inconvenience that affects workers, patients, and their families daily, forced to deal with severely reduced parking availability in a hospital of primary importance for all of Sardinia."

Usb-Pi Sanità has reported this situation on several occasions, but the reports have not been followed by a definitive solution.

"It's unacceptable that workers and citizens must continue to suffer the consequences of an issue that should have been addressed and resolved long ago by the Public Works Department."

The USB is asking ARNAS management to provide an official report on the status of the interventions, to specify a specific timeframe for restoring full availability of the closed parking spaces, to clarify the criteria for assigning reserved spaces, and to verify the actions of the structures and individuals involved in managing the situation.

(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)

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