Following the August 10th earthquake, the Ministry of Culture has authorized emergency intervention measures for culturally significant properties. These actions include shoring, removal of at-risk elements, enclosures, and other temporary protective measures. The goal is to safeguard properties of cultural interest that sustained damage from the seismic event. The authorization streamlines the process for urgent repairs, allowing for swift action to prevent further deterioration. These interventions are specifically temporary in nature, intended to stabilize structures until comprehensive restoration plans can be developed. The Ministry aims to mitigate losses to the nation’s cultural heritage following the disaster. This move ensures the preservation of valuable historical and artistic assets.