Lake Como unions demand dedicated water rescue presence

Labor unions, including Federdistat Vvf, Fp Cgil Vvf, Uil-Fp Vvf, and Fns Cisl, are calling for the establishment of a dedicated lake rescue presence at Lake Como. They argue that the current safety infrastructure is inadequate for the region's modern demands.

With annual tourism exceeding five million visitors and unprecedented levels of both public and private navigation, unions claim the territory's safety needs have changed radically. They highlighted critical deficiencies in the provincial operations room and the lack of a specific water rescue device, asserting that emergency response must be prioritized to match the area's current scale.