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Search Continues for Missing Man After Ligurian Storm
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Search Continues for Missing Man After Ligurian Storm

Search operations resumed at dawn this morning. Davide ViolinThe 62-year-old man disappeared yesterday afternoon in the Arenzano hills in the Genoa region. Violin is a well-known restaurateur in the area and the husband of Arenzano Municipality circuit councilor Lucia Ferrari.

Wrinkled Car

The man disappeared yesterday afternoon due to the storm that hit the Savona region and the western part of Genoa, especially Varazze, Cogoleto and Arenzano, where a self-renewing storm formed. The violin was on Via Pecorara in the Terralba district. According to his wife, he may have been submerged as a result of a landslide caused by the overflow of a stream. There were three cars in the area, one of which was found crumpled. It is unclear whether Violin left the house to move her car to safety from the fury of the storm. Firefighters, civil protection, gendarmes, state police, local police and the port authority are participating in the search. Many interventions were made by fire crews due to bad weather throughout the night. Residents of three buildings evacuated last night due to landslides in Via Biscaggia, in the municipality of Mele in the Genoese hinterland, were isolated. In Genoa, landslides were reported on Via Acquasanta, which was closed to traffic at number 72, and on Via Fiorino, which was closed to traffic at Viale Malenchini. The orange alert continues until 14:00 in most of the region.

Weather Alert

“With an orange alert continuing in Central and Western Liguria in the coming hours, including inland areas, citizens are urged to exercise extreme caution due to the risk of very strong and persistent local storms that could cause landslides or sudden swelling of waterways.” The western town, along with Cogoleto, was hit in the afternoon by a severe self-renewing storm that dumped 170 millimeters of rain in two hours, causing flooding and landslides.

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