Casoria, doctors give vaccines and thieves steal the car

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A car belonging to doctors from the Naples 2 North Local Health Authority was stolen during an open day.

Yesterday evening, shortly after 23pm, at the end of the vaccination day's work, in Casoria , on the mobile camper, the doctors discovered the stolen car, a Fiat Panda with the ASL insignia.

"What happened is disheartening," says Antonio d'Amore , general director of the ASL Napoli 2 Nord . "Our staff worked tirelessly from 18 p.m. to 23 p.m., vaccinating approximately 250 people on a sidewalk, using folding tables. And while they were working in this precarious way to ensure the health of the community, someone stole a car bearing the Health Authority's logo. What happened calls for outrage and a strong stand from everyone."

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The car had previously been parked near the camper at 18.00pm , but at around 19.00pm the municipal police had asked for it to be moved, claiming that it was in a no-parking zone.

The doctors, after finishing their shift that night and being picked up by other colleagues using another vehicle, went to the Carabinieri station to file a complaint against unknown persons.

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