
The clashes that occurred in the center of Milan caused damage amounting to over 500,000 euros between material destruction and lost income for commercial activities forced to close early.
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The clashes occurred in the center of Milan, leading to the early closure of the shops at 5pm.
The first estimate of the damage to shops and premises caused in yesterday's clashes in the center of Milan is over half a million euros. This was explained by the general secretary of Confcommercio Milano, Marco Barbieri, speaking of "strong concern because such a situation had never been seen".
"In the central area the estimate is over five hundred thousand euros in damage and lost income because the shops had to close at 5pm" he told ANSA. "There is concern for the future, because what is highlighted is a situation of social hardship - he added - but also trust in the institutions. Everyone must do their part".

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