The local government's response has been one of "state of emergency," calling for immediate federal aid from Rome. The Mayor of Niscemi has been vocal about the need for permanent geological stabilization, noting that while the immediate crisis is the landslide, the underlying issue is decades of land-use policy that failed to account for extreme weather. The financial burden of rebuilding—or potentially relocating—entire sections of the town is expected to run into the hundreds of millions of euros.
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