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The Prefect of Italian Police, Carlo Mosca: no more pines at Coccia di Morto

Rome, Italy - They hindered the air traffic of Fiumicino

ENAC, the Italian civil aviation authority, had been demanding their cutting-down for years, and now it seems that their fate be definitely decided. We are speaking about the 381 maritime pines which are to be found on the Roman riviera, at the locality of Coccia di Morto, few meters away from the enclosure of the "Leonardo da Vinci" airport of Rome-Fiumicino. Rome's Prefect of Police, Carlo Mosca,...

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Rome, Italy, 11/07/2007 13:41
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