A town in Sicily, Niscemi, is facing severe consequences after a landslide triggered by Cyclone Harry forced the evacuation of over 1,500 residents. The landslide, spanning 4 kilometers, has left many homes on the brink of collapse. Greenpeace Italia criticized the government for inadequate climate change measures, emphasizing the need for structural investments in ecological transition. Civil protection officials have established a no-go zone, and the federal government has declared a state of emergency, allocating €100 million for relief efforts. The situation has reignited debates about construction on vulnerable land and the impacts of climate change.