«The allocation of over 10.3 million euros by the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security for Calabria represents yet another tangible demonstration of the priority attention that the League and the Government reserve for the protection of our territory and the safety of citizens. Entirely ministerial resources that will impact on historical critical issues in the provinces of Catanzaro, Cosenza and Crotone, finally translating into long-awaited works.”
This was declared by League senator Tilde Minasi, commenting on the intervention plan announced by the deputy minister of the environment and energy safety, Vannia Gava. «I want to thank – continues Deputy Minister Vannia Gava – for the constant determination and for serious and widespread political work, aimed not only at identifying financial coverage, but above all at breaking down bureaucracy. With the strengthening of the powers of the extraordinary commissioner and the regulatory simplifications introduced, the primary objective is to quickly move from deliberations to operational construction sites, ensuring that every single euro translates into real protection for our communities. We are talking about high-impact strategic interventions – underlines the Northern League senator – which aim to secure key roads, waterways and inhabited centers exposed to landslides and flooding”.
Some of the planned works: two fundamental arteries in Cropani and Corigliano Rossano
Among the planned works, the 3.6 million euros for the SP 8/2 near Cropani and the 2.2 million for the SP 192 in Corigliano-Rossano, two fundamental arteries for local mobility, stand out – he points out. Equally crucial are the 2.1 million destined for the safety of the Corace river in Gimigliano, the 1.1 million for the consolidation of the town center of Serrastretta, the over 857 thousand euros for the hydraulic functionality of the Tacina river between Petilia Policastro and Roccabernarda and the 444 thousand euros for the hydrographic network in Nocera Tirinese. «The prevention of hydrogeological risk – continues Minasi – is not only a necessary measure of environmental protection and protection of human life, but is the indispensable precondition to allow Calabria to grow, attract investments and guarantee safe connections. From words to deeds: the ruling League – he concludes – continues to demonstrate its closeness to the Calabrian territory with seriousness, pragmatism and concrete responses”.