Tortolì, loss settled: via Monsignor Virgilio reopens

Paralyzed for five days due to a water leak, the road system in via Monsignor Virgilio in Tortolì is once again running smoothly. This morning Anas reopened the stretch, near the Caritas Center, which had been closed at 11.30 on Friday after the water pressure had deformed the roadway.

It took two excavations, several hours of work and finally an underground drainage to let the water flow towards the gutter. The interruption of traffic at that crucial point caused enormous inconvenience to the internal roads, with temporary detours towards via Giovanni Paolo II and the parking lot of the Asl clinic, whose management yesterday closed the access gate due to the high risk of accidents in the forecourt busy mainly by fragile users.

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