Salerno. If a good day begins in the morning, it means a challenging school year lies ahead for the students of the Moscati Professional Institute and the Virtuoso Hotel Complex in Salerno. Today, the first day of school, students from the schools on Via Urbano II entered school like this: a broken pipe with constant water leaking out. No one intervened to fix it, despite it having been in this condition since at least last week. The entrance is unsafe and there's a risk of slipping. Someone thought of a pointless patch by placing cardboard, which naturally soon became soaked with water. Even the steps of the staircase are all chipped. There is no handicapped accessible ramp, nor are there any fire escapes. In short, a school completely substandard. And no one is doing anything about it.
Salerno: Scabies at Ruggi Hospital: Eight cases among patients and staff: emergency protocols implemented.
Salerno - The San Giovanni di Dio and Ruggi d'Aragona University Hospital has confirmed several cases of scabies within the facility. Management has issued an official statement reassuring staff about the timely measures adopted and the ongoing control of the epidemiological situation. Eight confirmed cases in three departments. The updated count shows eight infected people: three hospitalized patients and five healthcare workers (OSS). The three patients are distributed across three different departments, with one case recorded in the Cardiology department and the other two in operating units located outside the main tower. Regarding healthcare workers, all five infected workers work within the Cardiology Tower. Patient zero and the chain of infection. According to initial reports, the origin of the infection appears to be a patient zero, likely hospitalized in the Cardiology department, from which the infection then spread to healthcare workers. The affected workers were immediately placed under home surveillance and given specific treatment, as required by health protocols. Scabies does not require hospitalization and can...
Telemedicine: Salerno Local Health Authority trains over 30 new digital facilitators.
The UOC GPTI – Complex Operating Unit for the Governance of Telemedicine and Artificial Intelligence Processes of the Salerno Local Health Authority, in collaboration with the IFEL Foundation, has completed a training program that has qualified over 30 new digital facilitators. These professionals are responsible for guiding citizens in accessing and using telemedicine services, in accordance with the strategic vision of the Salerno Local Health Authority's General Director, Gennaro Sosto. The new facilitators join the over 200 already trained by the UOC GPTI's Telemedicine Training Lab, thus strengthening the local network supporting digital healthcare services. The training is aimed specifically at frail patients, the elderly, and those with limited digital literacy, to ensure they have equal and informed access to new treatment options. Synergy between healthcare and local authorities. Dr. Vuoto, President of the IFEL Foundation, also participated in the training event, underscoring the strong institutional synergy between the healthcare system and local authorities. The initiative is part of a broader plan for innovation, inclusion, and service delivery, with the goal of bringing…
Oil passed off as extra virgin: massive seizure at the port of Salerno
Over 18 tons of olive oil falsely declared "extra virgin" were seized in the commercial port of Salerno as part of import and export controls. The operation was conducted by personnel from the Campania Customs and Monopolies Agency 2 – Salerno Office, in collaboration with the Guardia di Finanza and the Carabinieri of the Agri-Food Protection Unit. The operation is part of a monitoring plan promoted by the "Control Room" established by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forestry, aimed at combating fraud and irregularities in the olive oil sector. A container containing oil with a market value of €80 was seized. During the investigations, a container containing 18.100 kilograms of olive oil, with an estimated market value of approximately €80, was seized as evidence. The shipment, destined for the Canadian market, was deemed suspicious following the activation of a specific "risk profile." The competent Public Prosecutor's Office subsequently validated the seizure. The analyses revealed it was not extra virgin. The investigations, supported by laboratory analyses, established that the oil, labeled and invoiced...
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