Sardinia

in Corso Vittorio Emanuele

Another brawl erupts in Sassari's historic center: a Nigerian man was hit in the head with a Jack Daniel's bottle.

The two contenders both ended up in hospital, with several traces of blood on the ground

Emanuele Floris

The story

A family team on the basketball court: 4 fathers together with 4 sons

They play for Quartu: "Every training session is a lesson." The coach-captain: "No favoritism."

The complaint

Cagliari, the shame of the public toilets under the Bastion

Mold and leaks in the toilets. And six out of eight are closed.

Right to education

Ersu, a shuttle bus is under construction in Cagliari that will connect the campus to the canteen on Via Premuda.

President Marco Meloni: "An experimental project in collaboration with CTM"

Alessandra Ragas

Oristano

Helmets and protective vests at the Sartiglia: The municipality seeks legal advice.

We are trying to understand whether and to what extent the Abodi decree is applicable to the demonstration

Marianna Guarna

healthcare

In the Oristano area, Ascot pediatric clinics are available for children without a doctor.

There are over 3,500 people without one, the activation of clinics was a request made by the "stroller protest"

Sara Pinna

Un intervento di ripristino dopo il passaggio del ciclone (L'Unione Sarda)

the decision

Severe weather: The Region declares a 12-month state of emergency, with immediate €5.5 million for emergency relief efforts.

The damage assessment is just beginning. Councilor Laconi: "The impact on residents' lives and infrastructure is severe."

Operai al lavoro per la pulizia del Poetto di Quartu (Foto: Comune di Quartu)

the resolutions

Damage from Cyclone Harry: The municipalities of Cagliari and Quartu have declared a state of emergency.

Extensive damage to structures and homes, especially along the shared Poetto coastline and after the Margine Rosso

L’ospedale San Michele dell’Arnas Brotzu

Cagliari

Second blackout in a few days at the Brotzu operating block: "A dangerous situation."

Arnas: "Only four operating rooms were affected, no postponements of activities." Another power outage on January 12th forced the awakening of a patient under anesthesia.

The budget

The storm over history, the Superintendency: "Extensive damage to Nora and Bithia"

The storm surge hit the archaeological sites of Pula and Domus de Maria. Carabinieri divers are searching the sea for artifacts swept into the water by the powerful storm surge.

the initiative

A Pet Area opens at Cagliari Airport: a space dedicated to traveling dogs and cats.

Free access: the purchase of any services will be used to support the activities of the non-profit association that manages it.

music

Hard and pure electronics at Quartucciu's Cueva

From the peninsula, The Braindrillerz are on the road, with six other island DJs on the decks

Enrico Melis Costa

Una commemorazione delle vittime di Crans Montana (Ansa)

The appeal

Crans Montana, the Southern Sardinia Federation of Italian Fireworks (FIPE) says: "Stop fireworks, strict rules against illegal vendors."

Association president Lele Frongia: "Safety is fundamental; an immediate meeting between the government, the region, and business leaders is needed."

Pessagno Street

Over €80,000 in unpaid rent: Esperia and the City of Cagliari reach an agreement on installments.

The company will have to pay 34 installments of €2,500 each: "Failure to pay even one will result in immediate disqualification."

I volontari Oikos Quartu Sant'Elena al lavoro

the initiative

Cyclone Harry: Volunteers unite to clean up the Poetto beach in Cagliari and Quartu Sant'Elena.

Municipalities, associations, and citizens are coming together to repair the damage caused by the severe weather. The event is scheduled for Sunday at Golden Beach.

reported

Quartucciu: walking around in the middle of the night with an axe, pincers and ten switchblades

A veritable collection of dangerous tools

the decision

Cyclone Harry, Anas: "State Road 195 nears reopening."

Traffic on the "Sulcitana" will begin tomorrow or by Sunday.

the conference

Ryanair is back on the attack: "Three hundred new planes, but where they'll go depends on the additional tax."

A meeting organized in Cagliari by Salvatore Deidda, a member of the Italian Liberal Party (FdI) and chair of the Chamber of Deputies' Transport Committee, said: "We must change the European rules on transport continuity."

Alessandra Carta