In Ponticelli degradation and abandonment also in schools: the Aldo Moro is falling to pieces 

Naples.

A Ponticelli this is the case of the institute Aldo Moro located in via Thomas Elliot where the structural criticalities are clearly evident: collapsed rubble, large holes in the courtyard, ruined ceilings of the external stairways.

“For my son's first day at school I should have been excited and instead I was in shock,” said a parent who spoke to the deputy of the Green-Sinistra party Francesco Emilio Borrelli. “I was shocked by the infrastructural conditions of the school. I fear for the safety of my son and the other children.”

“We have sent a note to the school management and the Fire Department to understand if the structure can guarantee total safety for students and school staff. If not, safety and maintenance interventions must be carried out as soon as possible and quickly,” declared Borrelli.

“We are talking about a double problem that is concentrated in a single big issue” - continued the parliamentarian - “Abandonment of the suburbs and dilapidation of school structures. How can the fortunes of a territory be revived without culture? And how can this be spread if school dropout continues to persist? And how can this be fought without adequate schools?”