Cagliari, student protests are spreading: not just rats and cockroaches, but also mold, yellowish water, and off-limits bathrooms.

Protests continue at Cagliari's high schools. This morning, protests also took place at the Eleonora d'Arborea Linguistic High School and the Giua Technical Institute . The reasons are the same as those described in previous days: the presence of mice and cockroaches in the premises, unsafe water and closed or non-safety-compliant restrooms, mold, and the neglect of several laboratory rooms . Students set off fireworks and threw toilet paper outside both schools in protest.

At the language school on Via Carboni Boi, students report that they can only go to the bathroom two at a time, and not even during recess ; others complain that the running water is yellow and undrinkable . "We want to be heard," says Gabriele Elias Solinas, representative of the Student Council. "All these problems need to be fixed as soon as possible, not only at the main building but also at the branch," where there is no running water and pigeon droppings are also seen coming in through the windows.

The situation is similar at Giua di Pirri, where students have been complaining about rodents and cockroaches for years: "There are so many problems that we went on strike," explains Daniele Incani. "I've been at this school for five years, and I've never seen a single time without seeing mice. Even after rodent control, they always come back."

The protests also affected the De Sanctis-Deledda Institute on Via Sulcis and the Scano di Monserrato school, where the same problems are being reported. It remains to be seen if, and if so, what measures will be implemented to address the critical issues reported by students and families.