Black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics inspired by artists like François Walthéry, André Franquin, and Peyo. The illustration depicts the abandoned Gasfire site in Erba, with visible hazards such as broken structures and asbestos materials on the roof and in the warehouse. Authorities are shown in dynamic poses, pointing and expressing concern with exaggerated, expressive facial features. The background includes elements of the deteriorating facade and the site's general disrepair. The whole scene is extended to cover a 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background, using clean and bold lines with strong black ink for contours and shading to add depth and texture.

Authorities Sound Alarm: Dangerous Asbestos Crisis Escalates at Abandoned Gasfire Site in Erba

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Hazardous Asbestos Found at Former Gasfire Site in Erba

The abandoned Gasfire site on Via Fiume in has become a significant concern due to the presence of hazardous asbestos materials. The situation has deteriorated further, with asbestos found both on the roof and in the warehouse. Despite previous orders for its removal, no action has been taken within the stipulated timeframe, leading authorities to report the issue to the Prosecutor’s Office.

Two weeks ago, part of the building’s facade collapsed, adding to the site’s woes. The property’s ownership had been mandated to clear the dangerous material, but the failure to comply has exacerbated the structural and environmental risks associated with the site.

For more details, you can read the entire article on Prima ‘s portal: Hazardous Asbestos Found at Former Gasfire Site in Erba.

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