Kilometer long traffic jams on the A23-fast road near Tarvis because of a burning beer wagon and: no police. It is clear that most officers were called to Rome.
Saturday morning, shortly before 8 a.m., a truck from Austria started shortly before the Tunnel Monumento 1 Fire. Loaded with beer and other non -thin -like materials, was the van to the south on the road. Two strong explosions with a huge black cloud of smoke were observed and a kilometer long traffic jam was made behind the border of Austria.
In the middle of traffic chaos, old state captain Gerhard Dörfler with wife. “There has been zero information, no police,” says the former traffic officer Dörfler about customs and explains: “It is mandatory that the Italians will inform the Austrian police as part of the bilateral police relationships.”
The police are completely thinned
Dörfler also believes to know why there were no civil servants: “You could post-the new pope and safety in Rome is so important that almost the entire police are called. That means that the device is completely thinned in the rest of Italy.” The old rural captain with a woman was in a traffic jam two and a half hours. “People didn’t get any sense of safety – a horror,” Dörfler said restlessly about the tortured situation. “The travel time is coming and I don’t want to expect someone to be in a traffic jam for hours without information and fully stand on themselves.”
According to information, nobody was injured and the driver could leave the van on time.
Source: Krone
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