Luca Olmetto, 31, has been under rocks and debris since yesterday: rescuers are having a complex operation trying to reach him, part of the tunnel wall has been shored up
Milan leads the way, ahead of Florence and Rome. Crime is decreasing: fewer thefts and robberies, more cyber fraud, and more minors reported. Cagliari stands out for arson and prostitution, Nuoro for homicides.
A race against time to save Luca Olmetto, the Sardinian hiker trapped ten meters deep in the Gorruppeddu cave following a landslide of rocks and debris.
The young man, who was part of a group that arrived from Southern Sardinia for an excursion, was surprised by a landslide of earth and rocks that has kept him trapped since yesterday afternoon at a depth of 10 metres.
Asphalt made slippery by fruit falling from trees. Mannino: "In 2010, a scooter rider died, now another accident on Via dell'Abbazia, but there's no definitive solution."
After the Tramatza meetings, the farmers will travel to Cagliari: "They must listen to us." They will receive an invitation to participate in the supply chain discussion, and measures to address the rural crisis will be outlined.
The project to redevelop the garden between Viale Sant'Ignazio, Via Don Bosco and Viale Merello includes a refreshment point, new accessible paths, more trees and spaces for rest and study.