Napoli. Fear in the evening in via Toledo where debris fell into the street from a building. Fortunately, the stones did not hit passers-by. The fall occurred at number 333 in front of the Toledo subway exit. Firefighters, an ambulance, traffic police and law enforcement were on site. The area was cordoned off and a check of the building was ordered. "This morning, at the request of the Municipal Police, checks were carried out on the anti-debris nets placed to protect the frieze at the entrance of Piazza Sannazaro of the Galleria Laziale. In order to assess safety, the firefighters and municipal technicians intervened on site - reads a note from the Municipality of Naples - To carry out a careful inspection of the places initially, and as a precaution, the closure of the tunnel to traffic had been ordered. The inspection did not reveal any substantial and imminent dangers, so the tunnel was partially reopened to traffic in the Fuorigrotta – Mergellina direction, only in the preferential lane that is normally used in the opposite direction, that is, from Sannazaro to Fuorigrotta”. “The checks ordered by the Roads Office are currently continuing before the complete reopening of the tunnel, scheduled for tomorrow morning at the latest. The Councillor for Infrastructure and Transport, Mario Calabrese, also went to the site to personally follow the progress of the checks”, it is underlined.
Charles Landolfi
Article published on 13 June 2019 - 19:57
