A No vax carabiniere of Collepasso 52-year-old man serving in the Gallipoli company, who had refused to be vaccinated, died in Goddess of Lecce where he had been hospitalized for two weeks.
The conditions of the patrol companion, a soldier originally from Matino he too was not vaccinated by choice and was hospitalized at the Salento hospital. The infection would have occurred during the service and would have also involved a third carabiniere, the latter asymptomatic, who is in isolation in his home in casarano.
"The episode is and remains sad and bitter, it leaves us stunned and saddened by the realization that a colleague is no longer here and others are still struggling to recover, but at the same time it must be a clear warning and make us reflect: the virus is still there and is silently reaping victims and it is reaping them by using us."
This is what we read in a note released by Unarma Puglia, on the case of the carabiniere in service at the NRM of the Gallipoli Company, who died after contracting Covid and who by personal choice had not wanted to be vaccinated. “For this reason, this Apulian trade union association invites every Carabiniere to take responsibility for their own choices and actions, always placing their own safety and that of others – including our families – at the centre of the dispute, inside and outside the service, as an unavoidable cornerstone for the fight against the virus and the correct and safe performance of the delicate tasks we are called to perform”.
"Covid-19 is an enemy! An invisible, sneaky and deadly enemy that - the note concludes - cannot be thought of fighting with bare hands and without weapons and protection, especially by those who are called, every day, in first person, on the battlefields".
Caivano – An arrest that brings to light one of the most dramatic pages in Neapolitan news. Yesterday, the Carabinieri snapped handcuffs on Ciro Migliore, a 27-year-old already known to law enforcement, during a drug raid in Caivano's green park. The man, identified as an alleged drug dealer, is the same young transgender man who was the boyfriend of Maria Paola Gaglione, the 16-year-old who died in the accident in September 2020. The tragedy, which shocked the entire community, was caused by the victim's brother, Michael Gaglione. As established in the trial, the man, opposing his sister's relationship, chased the couple on a motorcycle. During the chase, the scooter on which Maria Paola and Ciro Migliore were riding crashed, causing the young woman's death. Michele Gaglione was sentenced to 9 years and 6 months in prison for manslaughter. Yesterday's arrest by the police adds a dark piece to Migliore's story. The military raided his home, finding evidence of what appears to be a well-organized drug dealing ring: among the findings, 10 pre-packaged doses of cocaine and crack, packaging material and a "lmaster book" with initials and numbers, likely the accounts from the illegal sale. €1.675 in cash was also seized, presumably the proceeds of the illicit activity. The September 16th investigation is not the first drug dealing investigation involving Ciro Migliore after the death of his girlfriend; already in February 2021, he was targeted by law enforcement for similar crimes. The arrest closes a tragic cycle, where a family loss is intertwined with stories of deviance and illegality.
Organizing a trip to Campania It means preparing to explore a region rich in history, culture, breathtaking landscapes, and unique gastronomic traditions. But before you even stroll through the alleys of Naples, admire the Amalfi Coast, or discover the hidden treasures of the'hinterland, it is essential plan your trips better.
With two main airports, numerous railway stations and a transport network that varies greatly from area to area, Moving around Campania requires attention and organization. Know flight schedules, active train routes, bus connections and available alternatives It can make the difference between a smooth trip and one full of unexpected events.
A scene that seems straight out of a surreal comedy, but it actually happened at the Vito Fazi Hospital in Lecce. The protagonist, against his will, was an 85-year-old man, who arrived in the emergency room with excruciating pain and rectal bleeding. The diagnosis? A light bulb stuck where the sun's rays couldn't reach. Raising the alarm...
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