Roccaraso is overrun with tourists, and the prefecture cracks down on Stop buses. Borrelli publishes the videos. "With this measure, we will try to limit the number of tourist buses entering to ensure everyone's safety."
If it is not enough and we encounter further critical issues, we will meet and request further restrictions on the incoming traffic of these buses in Roccaraso”. This was stated by the mayor of Roccaraso (L'Aquila), Francesco Di Donato, referring to the decision, taken during this afternoon's meeting at the Prefecture in L'Aquila, to provide an initial solution to the 'overtourism' situation recorded at weekends in Roccaraso which has created traffic disruption on state road 17 and problems on the ski slopes and ski lifts of Aremogna and Pizzalto.
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In the last few hours, before the meeting in L'Aquila, the mayor asked for the Army's intervention to resolve the serious criticality. Next weekend will be decisive to understand if the entrance to tourist buses, with alternating license plates, decided in the meeting at the Prefecture, will be sufficient to resolve the inconveniences encountered in the previous weekends in Alto Sangro.
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The idea of limiting buses is right, but I hope it does not create further confusion. Safety is important, but measures must be well communicated to tourists to avoid inconvenience and misunderstandings during their stay.