Out of the nightmare, the Municipality of Rimini will help the evicted centenarian. The 93-year-old Franca La Ganga, who together with her daughter Ivana Perversi had raised the alarm in recent days, will not end up on the streets. She will have to leave the apartment, rented for 24 years in San Giuliano, as it is uninhabitable but tomorrow she will not see any bailiff knocking on her door. «For the first time in a long time – confesses Ivana, the 73-year-old daughter – I slept all night, sinking into sleep like a stone in a pond».
Unexpected popularity
As for the message of help launched by the columns of Il Corriere di Romagna, it earned them two interviews, recently broadcast on Mediaset channels, both on Tg 4 and Tg 5, triggering a sudden visibility heralding messages of solidarity, which as the daughter claims, they will prevent her and the almost centenarian, who have become favorites of viewers, from being left on a sidewalk. In fact, a social worker in the Municipality who called yesterday, ready to arrange an interview, will find accommodation for them. You will be the one to look for an apartment tailored to your needs, also taking into account your wishes. If more time is needed, an intermediate solution will be put in place, such as the social hotel, while waiting for the definitive one, which will arrive anyway. «For us it is a small, great miracle – underlines Ivana -. We are moved that everyone put their hand on their heart.”
A long ordeal
This is how one of the two protagonists comments on the story, reassured yesterday also by the lawyer she turned to to orient herself in a labyrinth that seemed to have no way out. «We have always honored the rent of 570 euros per month – he points out – just like all the bills and now we can see the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel». A conclusion, far from obvious, that was reached after Mrs Franca suffered a stroke at the end of March “due to the many accumulated worries”.
