Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni visited Niscemi, Sicily, where a landslide, triggered by Cyclone Harry’s heavy rains, forced the evacuation of over 1,500 people and created a 150-meter “no go zone.” The federal government declared a state of emergency and allocated 100 million euros for recovery efforts, acknowledging the need for long-term housing solutions for displaced residents. Geologists warn that the area, built on unstable soil, faces ongoing risks, complicating intervention plans. Meloni pledged further assistance to restore utilities and access while addressing the political controversy surrounding construction in high-risk zones.
Want More Context? 🔎
