Overview
- The sliding front remains unstable and widened again on Tuesday, with local authorities reporting about 10 more meters of ground loss.
- Civil Protection leaders have deemed several dwellings uninhabitable and anticipate permanent relocations for residents closest to the edge.
- Italy declared a state of emergency for Sicily, Calabria and Sardinia, approving an initial €100 million for urgent assistance and planning.
- Roughly 300 families have been rehoused in a sports center and alternative housing, schools are shut, and key roads including the link to Gela are closed.
- The mayor reports no injuries or deaths to date as teams continue monitoring and stabilization work with further rainfall in the forecast.