Last night unknown persons broke into the pharmacy ofLocal health authority of Salerno, in via Leucosia.
The thieves stole numerous doses of pediatric and influenza vaccines from a refrigerator. The drugs were valued at approximately €25. Another room, protected by a reinforced door, also contained 70 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, which were not stolen. The Carabinieri recovered the stolen goods on the beach, a few meters away from where they were stolen. The military is investigating to identify the perpetrators and determine their objective.
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At the moment it is not possible to establish whether the Covid vaccinations were intentionally omitted or whether the criminals were discouraged by the presence of the armored door. Furthermore, anabolic drugs, often sought by thieves, are also kept inside the structure.
We also need to understand if they were surprised by someone and abandoned the stolen goods preferring to run away. The carabinieri are trying to give a name and a face to the thieves by viewing the images of public and private cameras in the area.
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