Rome is set to get an extraordinary
clean-up as of November 1, according to a plan new Mayor Roberto
Gualtieri presented to the heads of the capital's boroughs late
on Thursday, sources said Friday.
The 'autumn clean' will include operations to remove trash
piles, the unblocking of clogged-up storm-drain holes in streets
and the trimming of out-of-control vegetation.
The poor cleanliness of the city and big problems with trash
management were among the main complaints directed against
Gualtieri's predecessor, Virginia Raggi.
Gualtieri is a former economy minister and a member of the
centre-left Democratic Party (PD).
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