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Quiliano camper areas declared flood-prone: over 130 vehicles must be moved

03.09.2026 03:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Quiliano camper areas declared flood-prone: over 130 vehicles must be moved
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The municipality of Quiliano (Savona province) has declared two camper and caravan storage areas flood-prone. Owners of more than 130 vehicles must vacate the sites near the Valleggia bridge on via San Pietro and on the right bank of the Quiliano stream along via XXV Aprile by October 24. Mayor Nicola Isetta said the areas are in flood-risk zones and the municipality won all court cases on the matter. The campers' association said it is looking for alternative land for storage, noting a lack of such facilities in Savona.

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Quiliano camper areas declared flood-prone: over 130 vehicles must be moved

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