Sala 'underestimated the explosive moment, few officers yesterday'

"Especially in Piazza Duomo there was a quantity of very violent Protestants and a small group of policemen. I don't have it against the police commissioner, and of course, with whom I work every single day but I have the impression that the moment is being underestimated and that the forces available in Milan at the police station were not adequate": this is what the mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala says to Rtl 102.5 speaking of yesterday's clashes in Milan which caused "a lot of damage huge".

Sala spoke of a "very high concern" about "protest spaces that are not decipherable" that can be seen in many cities around the world.

"We will have to be even more ready. I am just very worried that these will be the first things we will see but there will be situations like this again and again": the mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala spoke in these terms to RTL 102.5 about yesterday's clashes in the city.

"I have the impression that our police commissioner has not been equipped with a sufficient number of agents." "Total solidarity with the police" he assured.

"This is an explosive phenomenon - he added -. I have been mayor for 10 years and I have never had this feeling of not being in control of the square"