Yet another stone-throwing attack on a public transport bus in Naples. This time the target was a bus on line 196, which runs from the Brin parking lot to the Conocall district of Ponticelli. According to what was reported by USB, the raid occurred around 23:XNUMX p.m., when there was no one on board: after stopping, the bus was hit by stones thrown by a group of very young people. The stones shattered a side window of the bus. The driver was forced to stop the journey and contact the company's operations center. The police intervened on site to carry out the necessary investigations. “This morning,” says Adolfo Vallini of USB, “more than a month after our request for a meeting, we were summoned by ANM to talk about prevention and safety at work, given the escalation of violence against operators and company vehicles, but our requests for the reinstatement of the ticket collector on board buses, the installation of anti-aggression booths and greater control of risk areas were not accepted by the company.”
Here is the detailed horoscope for Saturday, February 14, 2026, curated and developed following the style and sensitivity of Paolo Tedesco.
What do the stars have in store for us this Valentine's Saturday? Love is in the air, but not only that. The Moon, in a dialoguing aspect with Jupiter, invites you to indulge in small luxuries and cultivate hope. Just be careful not to overdo your imagination: Venus reminds us that true love (and true success) is built on reality, not illusions. Let's discover together how to best exploit these energies, sign by sign.
Secondigliano: A thirteen-year-old boy at school with a box cutter pen has alerted the police.
Naples - The school principal called the Carabinieri, immediately activating the security procedure required for possession of dangerous objects. The incident occurred in Secondigliano, on the northern outskirts of Naples, inside the Savio-Alfieri comprehensive school, which serves students between the ages of 10 and 14. The school staff's vigilance—as is evident in the context…
Salvatore Giordano's death: sentences finalized for Galleria Umberto I collapse
The Court of Cassation has brought an end to the trial into the death of Salvatore Giordano, the 14-year-old boy who died after being hit by collapsing rubble in the Galleria Umberto I in Naples. The judges of the Fourth Section declared the appeals filed by two of the defendants inadmissible, making the convictions final...
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