In the port of Augusta, the transfer of the load-bearing structures, weighing about 1,200 tons, of two large gantry cranes on rails that were unused for six years for civil and criminal litigation. The movement of lifting equipment in the yards behind the Ro-Ro pier will allow the arrangement and reassembly mega structures that can later be used. The dismantling and relocation of the cranes, worth ten million euros, which had been entrusted last July to AMS Industry.

Specifying that the two cranes are owned of the Port System Authority of the Sicilian Sea Oriental, while cranes in commercial ports generally belong to port companies and not to administrations commenting on the transfer of lifting equipment, the president of the port authority, Francesco Di Sarcina, underlined that it is "a decisive step since they posed to water and wind for too long and had become a symbol of Carelessness. Once this work was finished, however, - he pointed out - can be considered an example of good administration and redemption-relaunch of the Augustan port for their precious use".