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Campground in Butera closed by authorities

28.07.2026 15:14 1 min 1 source
lasicilia.it ITA
Campground in Butera closed by authorities
Original source: lasicilia.it

Authorities in Butera, Sicily, sealed the Eurocamping Due Rocche campground and ordered an immediate evacuation of all guests. The closure followed an inspection by the NAS Carabinieri and municipal offices, which found the facility lacked required permits for accommodation and food service, had no health certificates for staff, and used water from a cistern that failed quality tests. Unauthorized concrete structures were also discovered on the site. Guests have five days to leave; the owner must demolish illegal constructions within a month.

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Campground in Butera closed by authorities

28.07.2026 lasicilia.it ITA Original source

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