This is CBSI in the world, I'm John Bachelot, to Italy, to the summer in Italy and Lorenzo

Fiore, the executive director of the Anzaldo Foundation, he's in Milan.

We recall last summer where the drought almost stopped the Poe River from flowing, damaging

the risotto crop, leading to alarm bells up and down Italy about the scale of the drought

and what has to be done well.

A year later, Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

You've had a thunderstorm.

You have summertime heat.

How is the Poe River doing?

Good day to you.

Good day, John, and good day to all the radio listeners from a very fresh Milan.

And we are happy.

We had rain this morning and this afternoon, and we have, let's say, better temperature

that compared to the latest today's.

Well, let me tell you that the situation of the Poe River is normal.

If I remember what was last year, I need a few months ago.

I mean, everything has been totally reverted to normality.

And this is important for all of us because, you know, water reservoir is very important

for a country that has a lot of activities in the agricultural sector.

And so, let me tell you that the rise is growing.

Everything is okay in the north territory and part of the area of the media, Romania,

that was yielded by the flood.

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