30 deaths in Italy by the storm
- On Sunday, the Burgundy arrived in Sicily and affected it worse in the region of Palermo, where 12 people died, after the river overflowed and reached its homes. Within one week, 30 deaths have already been recorded in the last 24 hours.
Adrian is hitting the Borrasca hard in Italy. He entered the peninsula on 28 October, initially with few forces, although the greatest pain until yesterday occurred on Tuesday: The day 12 people died. The head of civil protection in the Veneto region clearly stated that the situation was “apocalyptic”. However, the capital of Veneto, Venice, was hardly affected.
In total, there are about 10,000 citizens without electricity. Many roads are not operational at some points either, so it has been estimated that they are closed at around 200 kilometres. Water problems have been reported in the area of the Dolomite range due to damage to some water tanks. That is why the authorities have asked for them to be boiled before drinking.
The red alert is maintained in many parts of the country, although time is expected to improve this week. Adrián is expected to have a tendency from the Mediterranean, but has already lost strength.
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