IThalia government bans large vehicles from entering the country Cruise ship Determined by the Venetian Lagoon. The government announced in Rome on Tuesday night that the measure applies to cruise ships with a total registered tonnage of more than 25,000 tons or a length of more than 180 meters or a height of more than 35 meters. Even ships that exceed certain emission standards can no longer sail through the lagoons of World Heritage cities.
It said that ships deemed to be sustainable or that do not meet the ban standards should continue to pass through the lagoon. It is about a cruise ship with about 200 passengers. The decree took effect one day after the official gazette “Gazzetta Ufficiale” appeared. According to various ministries, from August 1st, these ships will no longer be able to sail through the lagoon. The government believes this is an important step in protecting the Venice Lagoon.
The Council of Ministers revolves around the actions of the head of government Mario Draghi A few weeks ago, experts from the United Nations Cultural Organization UNESCO recommended that Venice be included in the negative list of endangered world heritage sites. UNESCO has proved the rationality of this idea through the cruise ship in Venice. Critics have warned that these ships pollute and endanger the environment in Venice.
In early June, international artists such as Mick JaggerIn an open letter, Wes Anderson and Tilda Swinton called on Draghi and Italian President Sergio Mattarella to completely ban cruise ships in Venice. In the letter, they also called for better management of tourist flow, protection of the lagoon ecosystem and combating real estate speculation in order to protect the city’s “material integrity and cultural identity.”
Until the beginning of June, after a good day and a half, the corona broke out again Cruise ship Submitted from Venice. For years, locals and activists have been protesting against the giant ship in this architecturally sensitive city in northeastern Italy.
