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Capri welcomes back tourists after water repairs
Island's ban on visitors lifted after essential water supply restored
Tourists are once again welcome on the Mediterranean island of Capri after a ban was lifted following the rapid repair of a water pipeline from the Italian mainland.
The ban was imposed last week after the pipeline burst, leaving the island without a reliable water supply. With thousands of tourists visiting Capri each day, officials said it was impossible to maintain the island's infrastructure and provide for residents.
The water supply was restored on Sunday, however, and the ban was lifted the same day. The repair work was completed ahead of schedule, allowing tourists to return to the island sooner than expected.
Capri is a popular tourist destination, known for its stunning scenery, historic sites, and luxury shops. The island's economy relies heavily on tourism, and the ban was a major blow to local businesses.
The lifting of the ban is a welcome relief for both tourists and businesses on Capri. Visitors can now once again enjoy the island's many attractions, and businesses can resume their normal operations.
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