Incidenti, Salvini: "Aumento sanzioni a chi guida ubriaco e drogato"

$Italian Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and Lega party\\'s leader Matteo Salvini, addresses the media after a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace for the second round of formal political consultations following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, in Rome, Italy, 28 August 2019. ANSA/ANGELO CARCONI$

Italian Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and Lega party's leader Matteo Salvini, addresses the media after a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace for the second round of formal political consultations following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, in Rome, Italy, 28 August 2019. ANSA/ANGELO CARCONI

"Stiamo lavorando per intervenire sui Codici"

3 novembre, 2022 • 17:58

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Italian Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and Lega party's leader Matteo Salvini, addresses the media after a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace for the second round of formal political consultations following the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, in Rome, Italy, 28 August 2019. ANSA/ANGELO CARCONI

''Troppe tragedie per colpa di chi guida ubriaco e drogato". Lo scrive il ministro delle Infrastrutture, Matteo Salvini, su Facebook, commentando il titolo di una notizia, con foto allegata: 'Incidente con 4 morti sulla via Emilia a Reggio: conducente positivo ad alcol e droga'.

"Stiamo lavorando per intervenire sui Codici - spiega il vicepremier e leader della Lega - per aumentare sanzioni e salvare vite''.