Illustrate a black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists François Walthéry and André Franquin. Depict the scene of the Campovico Tunnel incident in Italy. Center the image on a dynamic moment where water is flooding the southbound lane of the tunnel. Show a concerned "Italian Traffic Officer" gesturing animatedly to divert drivers in stereotypical Italian attire, complete with a peaked cap and expressive facial features. Include a "Local News Reporter" with a microphone in hand capturing the event, also in dynamic pose, with exaggerated features typical of lively Belgian comics from the 1980s. Position travelers, a combination of male and female, glancing curiously or confusedly at the disruption, dressed in typical Italian fashion. Use clean, bold lines with strong black ink to emphasize contours and create depth and texture. Ensure the scene fills the entire 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background.

Water Leak Forces Closure of Campovico Tunnel: Travelers Beware of Detours on Morbegno Bypass

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Water Leak Leads to Closure of Campovico Tunnel on Morbegno Bypass

On the afternoon of today, shortly after 5 PM, several pipes protruding from the right wall (on the side of the southbound lane) of the Campovico tunnel began to leak water. The situation quickly escalated, leading to significant flooding, particularly in the southbound lane, forcing authorities to close the tunnel to traffic.

This incident may impact travel plans for visitors and expats in the Lake area, especially those navigating the Morbegno bypass. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes until the water issue is resolved and the tunnel can be reopened.

For the latest updates on road conditions and travel advisories, please refer to local news sources.

Source: Sondrio Today

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