The Italian Naval Register (RINA), with protocol number vdc/25579, has finally approved the use of ambulances in the garage area of ferries to and from the islands of Naples, without requiring medical personnel and patients to disembark from the vehicle. It seems paradoxical, yet Legislative Decree 28/2001 prohibits the presence of people in the garage area of ferries, meaning that even seriously injured passengers, accompanied by doctors, stretcher bearers, and ambulance drivers, are forced to leave the ambulance once they board the ferry and go upstairs. This paradox has created numerous problems for people in need of medical care, who may be forced to travel from the islands to other facilities in Campania.
Entrepreneur Aldo Presutti rejoices: "I'm happy because a great battle of civility has finally come to fruition, one in which I participated alongside my friend Rosa Iacono, who deserves the honor of victory. Rosa has been fighting this battle for years, and we've finally reached a turning point. Commitment to the local community always pays off in the long run." Rosa Iacono was recently hospitalized for a heart attack, "...my best wishes to her for a speedy and complete recovery, and from all the islanders. A victory for all the islanders." This is what Aldo Presutti, an Ischian entrepreneur with a strong commitment to the Ischian community, said.
George Kontovas
Maddaloni, a 14-year-old boy robbed by two peers armed with knives: the stolen goods were recovered.
MADDALONI – They threatened a peer with a knife and stole his wallet, smartphone, and electric bicycle. The two minors involved in the incident were both reported to the Juvenile Court for conspiracy to commit robbery after the intervention of the Carabinieri of the local station.
The incident occurred yesterday afternoon, around 16.30pm, near a bar in via Forche Caudine, in Maddaloni, in the province of Caserta. According to the military's reconstruction, the victim, a 14-year-old boy who was with a friend, was approached by two peers. After threatening him with a knife, the two men took his personal belongings and then quickly fled.
NAPLES – The child admitted to Monaldi Hospital in serious condition after receiving a damaged heart transplant has been placed first on the Italian transplant list. His mother, Patrizia, announced the news during a live broadcast on the program. Life live su Rai 1.
"They've put him first on the Italian transplant list," the woman explained, noting that she was informed directly by the ministry. This news represents a crucial step in the race against time to save the little boy, whose condition remains delicate but, according to the doctors, is compatible with another operation.
NAPLES – A kitchen knife hidden in a backpack, discovered during school hours, prompted police intervention at a school in the historic center. The incident involved a 17-year-old boy, who was charged with illegal possession of a weapon or offensive objects.
The alarm was raised by a report to the Operations Room. Officers from the Dante Police Station responded to the school building after receiving reports of a student with a weapon in his backpack. When patrols arrived, a teacher reported finding, during a search, a kitchen knife measuring approximately 32 centimeters in length.
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