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Road safety concerns and landslide risks on Gardesana in Trento and Brescia delay final decisions, prompting expert-led technical solutions to ensure traffic continuity.

Brescia and Trento agree to build a new tunnel to repair landslide-damaged roads, balancing safety and economic needs while exploring temporary reopening solutions.

Brescia Airport’s growth accelerates with new partnerships, airline plans, and increased passenger targets, boosting Verona and Brescia connectivity.

Ryanair expands low-cost European routes, offering £45 flights from Brescia to London and strong growth at Montichiari airport in 2001.

Nago’s population slightly declines due to emigration, prompting increased housing development; families are diverse, with an aging population and vibrant local employment.

Winter brings diverse waterfowl, especially majestic swans, to Lake Garda’s protected zones, attracting tourists but challenging local communities with bird behavior.

A new agreement unlocks free public beach access near Lake Sentieri, involving public works, private land exchange, and tourism enhancement after decades of dispute.

Landslides shut Gardesana highway near Limone until April, sparking concerns over traffic, safety, and tunnel construction, with authorities debating long-term solutions.

NATO bombings over Garda Lake raise fears of depleted uranium and dangerous cluster bombs, sparking calls for investigation and health safety for military personnel.

Scheduled safety work on Gardesana Occidentale in Maderno will cause a closure from January 12 to February 11, but traffic was only briefly interrupted for debris removal.