💨 Abstract
Thousands protested in Messina, Sicily, against a proposed €13.5-billion bridge to connect Sicily with the Italian mainland. Key concerns include environmental impact, earthquake risks, mafia involvement, and the forced relocation of 500 families. Advocates, led by Transport Minister Matteo Salvini, argue it will create jobs and boost economic growth. The world's longest suspension bridge, if built, would reduce travel time but faces legal and environmental hurdles.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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