The Italian government is preparing to tighten security measures in Milan after mass protests and riots in the city.
Modern.az reports that “Reuters” spread information about this.
Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini announced that an additional 500 soldiers would be sent to ensure the security of Milan.
The protests began against the background of dissatisfaction with the state of public services and the increase in living costs. During the actions, there were clashes between demonstrators and the police, and some stores were looted.
A number of stores of famous brands located in the city center have temporarily suspended their activities.
According to the information, 271 people were taken to police stations during the riots on Sunday, 32 of them were arrested.
The government is expected to discuss new security measures.
