Thousands of tourists have been banned from entering the island, the reason has emerged
Rome: The world-famous Italian island for its white villas, beautiful coastline and big hotels has been closed off.
According to the details, the entry of tourists has been banned in an island called Capri, one of the eight most famous islands in Italy.
According to the report of the foreign news agency, Paolo Falco, the mayor of the island of Capri, says that there are problems in the delivery of water in the areas around Capri.
According to the report, the mayor of the island of Capri, Paolo Falco, says that boats coming from Naples and Sorrento in southern Italy have been instructed to return.
He said that without water supply, it is impossible to provide basic facilities to the 'thousands of tourists' visiting the island.
Apart from this, the sanitation situation is also very bad, we have taken some measures to deal with these problems and a crisis unit has also been established.
On the other hand, the mayor of Capri says that there is a "real emergency" and that the island has only standing water and now the tanks are often empty.
With thousands of people arriving on the island on a daily basis, the situation could worsen. He said that at present the local people are getting only 25 liters of water from the supply tanker for home use.
The number of permanent residents of the said island is around 13 thousand but on a daily basis thousands of people visit the island for sightseeing which is currently banned.