Sarroch, vandals damage the route of the Sa domu and s'Orcu nuraghe

They destroyed the fence protecting the path that leads to the nuraghe Sa domu e s'Orcu, an act of vandalism in contempt of the project to enhance the important archaeological site carried out by the Municipality. There is an entire town outraged, after the discovery of the damage caused to the path of the main monument of the history and culture of Sarroch: the area of the nuraghe that towers over the town, already in the past prey to the incivility of those who had destroyed all the lighting systems, has once again been targeted by vandals.

Umberto Russo, Councilor for Public Works, was the first to notice the damage caused to the nuraghe path: " More than angry, I feel demoralized, seeing the community's heritage treated in this way takes away the desire to move forward . I wonder how it is possible to not have the slightest respect for one's own town, to build that fence, and allow anyone to admire the nuraghe and its panorama, we invested 70,000 euros. What makes me most angry is that the work was completed just six months ago. Video surveillance is not the solution to all problems, we would never be able to protect every corner of our territory with cameras: those who govern appeal to people's civic sense and education, values - it seems - that not everyone possesses".

Mirko Spiga, minority group leader of “Noi per Sarroch”, is bitter: « Unfortunately, the incivility of a few has repercussions on the interests of the community , evidently someone does not understand that acts of vandalism and waste abandonment cause costs for the municipal coffers, a waste if one considers that that money could be used for other purposes. The cameras do not solve all the problems, a general awareness is needed: whoever sees someone committing similar acts should have the courage to report it».

Massimiliano Salis, leader of “Sarroch al centro progressisti”, launches an appeal to the person responsible for the act of vandalism that seriously damaged the path that leads to Sa domu e s'Orcu: «Whoever made a mistake can always take responsibility and make amends, it would be a really nice gesture if the perpetrator of this prank showed up at the Town Hall and showed repentance. Seeing the community's heritage damaged in this way is a great disappointment ».