The search for Antonio Morlè and Enrico Piras, interrupted at sunset, is expected to resume at first light on Thursday. However, the weather is not favorable.
USB issues a formal notice to the company: "Immediate action is needed. The contract should stipulate that they will be repaired, but that's not happening."
Signatures are being collected for the approval of a bill in the Regional Council. The proponent: "Hundreds forced to queue for hours, skimping on a few bags at a cost of over €10, and unable to keep warm in the dead of winter: unacceptable."
A third crew member was rescued. The Arbatax Coast Guard was on site, and a helicopter was also in the air. The Region expressed its condolences. The CGIL (Italian General Confederation of Labour): "These tragedies are no longer acceptable."
Gianluca Piras, originally from Siliqua, had been living in Narcao for some time: like every morning he had left to go to work, along the road he lost control of the car perhaps due to illness
Sergio Mattarella, on the island for the centenary of the Nobel Prize awarded to Grazia Deledda, is expected at the Eliseo Theatre and, subsequently, at the writer's house-museum