Strong wind across Italy:Here's what not to do to avoid dangers

The advice of the Civil Protection of Rome Capital

ROME – The Civil Protection of Rome Capital recommends adopting self-protection behaviors to prevent the risks associated with the strong wind expected in these hours.

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Avoid practicing sports activities, thecrossing and parking in green areas and in parks due to the possible occurrence of branches breaking, even large ones, or trees falling.We invite you to maximum caution when approaching coastal areas and shorelines, avoiding stopping on piers and piers.In general avoid, if possible, staying outdoors, especially in areas most exposed to the wind and choose a sheltered position given the possible falling objects.Also pay attention to mobile structures, such as tents, gazebos, scaffolding, temporary exhibition or commercial structures, which may not hold up in case of strong gusts.

Moreover, it is necessary drive cars carefully and motor vehicles, to avoid possible skidding, and to stop if necessary.Lend pay particular attention on exposed road sections, such as those at the exit from tunnels and viaducts.Finally, be particularly cautious if you are driving vans, tarpaulin vehicles and caravans, which can literally be moved by gusts of wind even when the intensity does not reach very high peaks.For information on good practices, consult the website, the Whatsapp channel and the social channels of Roma Capitale.