Cagliari, via Porcell reopens after five months

After almost five months, starting from Monday 24 April, via Porcell reopens, the road linking Stampace and Castello which had been closed on 29 November due to the risk of collapse linked to an unstable tree leaning against the wall of a building owned by the University .

The news comes from the Municipality of Cagliari : the note also lets it be known that the direction of travel of via Fiume will return to the original one, that is to say to go up, up to viale Buoncammino.

However, Via Porcell will not be completely free: the ordinance of the Mobility service provides for a reduction of the carriageway in the section affected by the safety works of the retaining wall of the former Biological Institute. Here the limit will be 30 kilometers per hour.

(Unioneonline/E.Fr.)

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