By EuronewsProtests are planned in several Italian cities, including Rome, Milan, Bologna, Genoa, Turin and Florence. More than 30 mobilizes have been warned, including marches, gatherings and strikes.

Some 1,500 effective police officers are expected in Rome, while state police and Karabinier air vehicles will also be used to oversee the protests.

Meanwhile, about 1,800 police and soldiers will be engaged in Milan, including 1,000 police and Carabinieri, 300 municipal police effectives and 500 soldiers.

By Euronews, The authorised demonstrations in Milan will be held away from the Duomo Cathedral, while protests have been banned in Garibaldi and the Venice Gate.

Italian authorities are also monitoring activities on social networks, where instructions are being circulated on preparing protesters for facing police.

Following previous riots, the Italian specialised police unit, Digos, has conducted raids on about 100 people, of whom 51 were minors.

Operations have been conducted in several cities, including Bari, Bergamon, Florence, Genoa and Verona.

Source Layer: RTKLive