Cyclone Harry: Damage assessment begins; Cabinet meeting to declare state of emergency at 3:30 p.m.
The proposal is for half a billion to be divided among the three hardest-hit regions. Todde will be in Rome, while a meeting between Civil Protection, ANAS, and mayors will be held in Cagliari.Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
The full damage caused by Cyclone Harry is yet to be fully accounted for, but the government has already begun work on quantifying the damage and, most importantly, providing compensation to the businesses and residents affected. Today in Rome, at 3:30 PM, the Council of Ministers is called to deliberate on the proclamation of a state of national emergency for Sardinia, Sicily, and Calabria , a crucial step towards unlocking extraordinary resources and launching the first interventions . The meeting will be attended by the three presidents of the affected regions: Alessandra Todde, Renato Schifani, and Roberto Occhiuto (whose presence yesterday was not guaranteed).
The Council of Ministers
In recent days, the government announced an initial national allocation to address immediate needs. No figure was given: Transport Minister Matteo Salvini, who announced his intention to visit the three affected regions as soon as possible, reportedly requested the allocation of one billion, but yesterday the most realistic estimates returned to half a billion divided by three. More information is expected today. The appointment of one or more delegated commissioners is not ruled out as early as today: one possibility, for Sardinia, is that of a specific assignment for Todde.