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Edizione di lunedì 06/04/2026 ore 18:02

·10 min·1 clip
A new hydro ambulance arrives in Venice, funded by donations in memory of a young volunteer who disappeared in 2024.
The episode begins with a report on a new hydro ambulance approved for Venetian health services, presented in Malcontenta with an investment of 436,000 euros supported by financial institutes and donations, including in memory of volunteer Marco Zabeo. It will be used for ordinary sanitary transport and supporting vulnerable people. Next, the President of Veneto, Alberto Stiglato, proposes prohibiting social media for 14-year-old minors, citing emulation of virtual models after a professor was stabbed by a 13-year-old student in Brescia. He mentions a parliamentary bill and the need for positive examples, alongside plans for a high-impact recovery center. The third segment reports on the arrival of a three-year-old southern white rhinoceros named Aio at Natura Viva Park on Lake Garda after a 1,000-kilometer journey, part of a European conservation program to protect the species from poaching, with over 350 rhinoceros killed recently in South Africa. Following this, the Museum of Batteria Pisani in Cavallino Treporti reopens for the 2026 season, having attracted almost 10,000 visitors last year, with new donations including hems from Erminio Scarpa and historic suits from the Furio Lazzarini collection. The episode then covers the presentation of the second edition of the Piave Marathon 2026, scheduled from 8 to 10 May along the Piave River, combining navigation, cycling, and walks across Trevigiani and Venetian municipalities. A CISL investigation reveals that over 84% of respondents in Vicenza face long waiting times for healthcare, with costs being a significant issue, as reported by provincial secretary Raffaele Consiglio based on over a thousand questionnaires. The episode concludes with an alarm in Vittorio Veneto about a young man posing as a technician to enter apartments, with similar reports from other areas targeting elderly people.
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