The fall of rubble from the historic Caravilla bridge saw the immediate intervention of the firefighters, together with the technicians of the municipality, the mayor Adone Pistolesi and the civil protection. Fortunately, there were no damage to people or things but the alarm for the impending danger led to a short closure to the vehicular and pedestrian transit, after which the material was removed and the first checks were carried out. The artery was reopened after just an hour. “Of course – said the mayor Adono Pistolesi – it is necessary that Anas activates as far as it will be necessary to protect both the work of relevance and for safety. We look forward to the firefighters’ report and must be taken care of communicating to the institution in charge “. The bridge, however, is under the protection of the Superintendency for Cultural and Architectural Heritage. The area was closed to traffic for about an hour and there were no inconveniences for the cars that serve the stretch of the 18 Tyrrhenian state road, to reach the village of Porelli and the hamlets of Ceramida, pilgrim and lower solar. The imposing triple arch structure represents a symbol for the Tyrrhenian town. The mayor Pistolesi reassures that the situation is constantly monitored. The construction dates back to 1825 and takes its name from its manufacturer, the work was made simultaneously with the Sfalassà bridge to frame the two road trunks of the State Road 18, was destroyed following the bombings and then reconstructed.
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