“The house in Via Caboto, in Marina di Ragusa, about eighty meters from Piazza Malta, therefore in the heart of the coastal hamlet, is reduced to a minimum. I have collected reports from residents and holidaymakers, who have repeatedly requested the competent offices without success, and I have forwarded them to the municipal administration so that it can take an active part in trying to resolve this problematic situation to say the least”. This is what the municipal councilor of the Democratic Party of Ragusa, Mario Chiavola, notes, after having ascertained that, in the area, in fact, brushwood and weeds reign supreme, not to mention the presence of rats and snakes which, in this habitat, they find it easy to proliferate.
“It is not clear why, in other years these days – adds Chiavola – some cleaning work had already been completed, while now the entire site seems to have been transformed into a sort of small forest with all the inconveniences that this circumstance can cause. behave. Among other things, the presence of brushwood makes it easier for fires to start. In this regard, they tell me that the presence of some young people who seek shelter in the shade and who use these moments of apparent relaxation to smoke could trigger an immediate danger. This, therefore, is also a circumstance that needs to be carefully evaluated and requires rapid intervention before any unpleasant event occurs.”
