Pompeii, police officers back on the streets until 23pm: safety assured for Pilgrimage and Supplication

a a summit at the Prefecture. The mayor of Pompeii, Pietro Amitrano, was summoned yesterday at 11,30:XNUMX by Prefect Pagano, for a second, important, meeting of the Provincial Committee for Public Order and Safety. At the center of the discussion is the dispute of the Municipal Police of the Marian city, and the imminent religious events that will bring tens of thousands of faithful to Pompeii.
To the Prefect, Mayor Amitrano, presented an update on the current situation regarding the standoff between the Municipal Administration and the unions, but also reported on yesterday's important meeting with the Municipal Police force. A productive meeting, during which the Municipal Police demonstrated great availability and a sense of responsibility.
During the meeting in Naples, Amitrano delivered to the Prefect the ordinance signed this morning which imposes (for obvious security reasons) a shift structure that ensures the presence of the Fire Brigade until 23 pm, with a lunch break. The creation of four teams capable of covering 36 hours of weekly work is planned, operational starting today, September 13. In short, the municipal machine is slowly restarting, to ensure (especially in view of the pilgrimage of September 15, and the great Supplication to the Madonna del Rosario) safety and trafficability for our city