Campi Flegrei, Musumeci: more than 500 million euros are needed to make the buildings safe

Campi Flegrei Musumeci more than 500 million euros are needed

(Finance) – The Minister for Civil Protection, Nello Musumeci, declared that “the estimates will be made in the next few days but over 500 million euros are needed to make the buildings in the Campi Flegrei safe”. During the press conference at the end of the inter-ministerial summit on seismic activity in the area, Musumeci added that “funds will be allocated for the safety of school buildings in the Campi Flegrei area”.

“I have not read the commission’s report Big Risks which met on the Campi Flegrei, but I believe it will confirm theyellow alert. I don’t know if there have been differing opinions, I don’t rule it out,” she added. “We will approve a rule for ban new construction in the bradyseism area of ​​Campi Flegrei”, the minister then announced.

“Those who chose to live in the Campi Flegrei area knew they were living in adifficult area which he presents risks – he then declared – We only remember it when the earth shakes and this is a great limit, we need vigilant coexistence with danger. If you decide to stay in that place you must help us promote responsible coexistence with greater awareness.” Minister Musumeci then stated that the government will evaluate the possibility of introducing aid for those who decide to leave the area.

It was held at Building Chigi a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister, Georgie Melons. According to what we understand, the Undersecretary participated Alfredo Mantua and the representatives of the MIT, the Mef, the Interior, the Defense and the Civil Protection. The Ministers of Economy were present, Giancarlo GiorgettiCivil Protection and Maritime Policies, Nello MusumeciEducation and Merit, Giuseppe Valditarathe Undersecretary of Defense, Isabella Rautithe Undersecretary of the Interior, Emmanuel Priscusthe Head of the Civil Protection Department, Fabrizio Curcio and the Prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari.

The decision to convene the vertex interministerial came at the culmination of a series of seismic events in the area of Pozzuoli started on Monday evening with a shock of magnitude 4.4. The people evacuated after the strong tremor and the swarm that followed have already spent two nights on the streets. In total, 46 families were evicted from 27 buildings. Yesterday the women’s prison in Pozzuoli where 138 inmates were held was also evacuated.

This morning’s earthquake of magnitude 4 with its epicenter in the Gulf of Pozzuoli convinced the mayor of Procida, Dino Ambrosino, to have the schools on the island evacuated. The closure will serve to carry out “accurate checks of the static conditions, by the Civil Protection and municipal technicians. We are confident in the outcome, considering that in recent years we have carried out many seismic improvement interventions on school structures”, explained Ambrosino .

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