Naples, Borrelli and Simioli: 'The public toilets in Piazza Trieste and Trento are a model to be exported throughout the city'

After the initiative “Pipì sospesa” launched by radio host Gianni Simioli during the program “La Radiazza” broadcast on Radio Marte, as an act of protest against the lack of public toilets in Naples, the efficiency and example of the public toilets in Piazza Trieste and Trento, which have recently reopened and have been entrusted to private individuals, are praised.
"The public toilets in Piazza Trieste and Trento are open every day until 20,00:XNUMX p.m., with some exceptions remaining open until extended hours, when events are planned in the area or on New Year's Eve. This structure is efficient both from a functional and a hygienic-sanitary point of view, and also serves as an information kiosk for tourists. This should be a model to be exported throughout the city because public toilets are one of the main services that must be made available to citizens and visitors so that our tourism can be healthy and productive," commented regional councilor Francesco Emilio Borrelli and Simioli.