The seismic swarm in Campi Flegrei continues and the latest earthquake of magnitude 4.2 has increased concerns for the safety of Napoli. The Civil protection A detailed evacuation plan has been developed to address a possible volcanic eruption. Escape routes, assembly points, and support resources have been identified, and procedures for mobilizing the population to safe areas have been defined.
REGIONS TWINED WITH NAPLES DISTRICTS
The plan also includes the assignment of host regions for residents of Naples neighborhoods in the red zone of Campi Flegrei. For example, inhabitants of Posillipo would be hosted in Sardinia, those of Arenella since Veneto and those of Vomero in Piedmont and the Aosta Valley. Citizens of Chiaiano would be hosted in facilities of the Friuli Venezia Giulia, while those of I was rescued in Emilia Romagna and those of Bagnoli will travel to Basilicata and Calabria. The inhabitants of Fuorigrotta would be hosted in the Lazio.
WHICH CITIES ARE IN THE RED ZONE?
The surrounding municipalities will also have to be evacuated: the inhabitants of Pozzuoli would be moved to Lombardy, those of Bacoli between Umbria and Marche, those of Mount of Procida between Abruzzo and Molise, those of Fourth in Tuscany, part of the citizens of Marano in Liguria and those of Giugliano in Campania in the provinces of Trento and Bolzano.
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However, some criticize the evacuation plan, arguing that the escape routes are complicated and the plan itself might not be adequate in the event of a large-scale eruption.
The 2016 Evacuation Plan update was drafted before the current seismic crisis and is based on an optimistic scenario. However, the Phlegraean Fields area is considered to be at high volcanic risk, with the possibility of pyroclastic flows and volcanic fallout.
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