Fire in the night in Cagliari: car and van destroyed

A car and a van on fire during the night in via Sini in Cagliari.

The fire, probably of an arson nature, was put out by the firefighters who arrived on the spot after calls to 115 by the inhabitants of the area where the fire broke out, in the Mulinu Becciu district.

The police forces who intervened then started investigations to try to understand what could be behind this fire.

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Meloni called on the opposition and reassured them in a video on social media: "Nothing was found in the institutions. Those sending these threats want a nation that is terrified and fearful."

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