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Bad surprise

Porto Torres, railway station in check by vandals

The glass door of the building was destroyed overnight with stones
Mariangela Pala
24 marzo 2023 alle 11:20
Porto Torres, railway station in check by vandals
La vetrata della stazione danneggiata (foto Pala)
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More acts of vandalism against the Fontana Vecchia railway station in Porto Torres , the victim of continuous incursions by gangs of thugs who damaged the structure several times.

Yet another raid in the night, when darkness seems to allow everything and the uncivilized can act undisturbed. With stones they shattered the glass entrance door of the Italian railway station, right in front of the gates that remained open after being damaged with the use of some ropes.

The nasty surprise yesterday morning, when the caretaker found the door with broken glass and on the ground the stones used to strike for the sole purpose of breaking and destroying a public good. It is certainly not the first time that vandals have visited the station, now battered and damaged in the structures, from the roof to the walls, from the fixtures to the seats. A place frequented by commuters, students and workers, who use the service every day. They complain about the lack of controls and, above all, of an adequate and efficient video surveillance system capable of identifying those responsible, a system that acts as a deterrent to stop gangs of thugs who, bored or with the clear aim of destroying, they venture into the night in search of a target to hit.

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