Italy flood towns get emergency aid

The Italian government has approved €65m in emergency aid to flood-ravaged coastal towns.

Italy flood towns get emergency aid
Fri, 28 Oct, 2011 - 13:29

The Italian government has approved €65m in emergency aid to flood-ravaged coastal towns.

The Cabinet today declared a state of emergency for the population of the stricken areas in Tuscany and Liguria, including towns that are part of the Cinque Terre tourist route.

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