US EditionThose Italian Tourists Trapped in the Maldives: "C'è Chi Chi Ciempre, Molti Campati in Aeroporto" (Translated with Google Translate)
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Naples, March 2nd - "Here we are almost 200 Italians. We feel abandoned. I am also about to finish the supplies of a drug that I need for diabetes. If I did not return in time, I don't know how to do." Giuseppe Piras, owner of the salon "Piras's hairdressers" in the Fuorigrotta district of Naples, is blocked at the airport of Malè, capital of the Maldives Republic. The war between Usa-Israel and Iran has also determined the closing of the port o…
Iran, italiani bloccati in aeroporto alle Maldive: “Siamo in 200, ci sentiamo abbandonati”
“Qui siamo quasi 200 italiani. Ci sentiamo abbandonati. Io sto anche per terminare le scorte di un farmaco che mi è necessario per il diabete e, se non dovessi rientrare in tempo, non so come fare”. Giuseppe Piras, titolare del salone “Piras’s parrucchieri” nel quartiere Fuorigrotta di Napoli, è bloccato all’aeroporto di Malé, capitale della Repubblica delle Maldive. La guerra tra Usa-Israele e Iran ha determinato anche la chiusura dello scalo s…
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