Napoli. Seventy tons of hazardous waste – consisting of hundreds of compressors, air conditioners, kitchen appliances, refrigerators, monitors and televisions, lead batteries and LPG tanks for cars, tires, uncleaned engines and thousands of components related to vehicle safety – were seized in the Port of Naples by the Naples Customs Office 1. They were headed to Africa.
The analysis activity allowed to intercept the containers in the Neapolitan maritime port, also thanks to the use of sophisticated scanner equipment. Not only that, the checks on the actual weight of the containers allowed to ascertain a tonnage considerably higher than the declared one, exceeding the maximum limits prescribed by the navigation code for transport safety.
The waste was seized and those responsible for the shipments were reported to the Judicial Authority for ideological forgery and international waste trafficking.
Naples – The news no one wanted to hear, the one feared but hoped to be swept away, has arrived like a final verdict. The child admitted to Monaldi Hospital, who survived for over fifty days attached to a machine after receiving a "burned heart," is no longer transplantable. To extinguish the last light...
In the early hours of yesterday morning, the State Police executed an order for pre-trial detention at the Nisida Juvenile Detention Center, issued by the Preliminary Investigations Judge of the Juvenile Court of Naples. The order concerns an Italian minor residing in the province of Caserta, under investigation for…
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