Naples. Regular service has resumed along the entire Circumvesuviana line (so to speak) after a morning of significant disruption for tourists and commuters. The Ente Autonomo Volturno announced that "rail service on the Vesuvian lines has resumed as normal."
This morning, all trains departing from or heading to Naples were stopped due to a technical problem. Service was suspended for about an hour. According to a press release from EAV, the latest problem was caused by a "delay in scheduling the replacement of fire extinguishers on trains."
The company has already stated that "an investigation will be carried out to determine responsibility; those who made mistakes will suffer the consequences." The disruption has sparked anger among tourists and commuters, especially on a holiday.
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"Today's disruptions demonstrate that we cannot gamble with people's safety or ignore obvious problems.". This is the comment of the representatives of the Vesuvian commuters' committees, who criticized today's poor service on the lines of Circumvesuviana, blocked in the early hours of the morning.
"Today," they wrote in a statement, "all trains stopped due to an oversight: expired fire extinguishers." "They are dangerously incompetent," the committees added, "with trains often malfunctioning and now even expired fire extinguishers on board. This is a criminal act! Fire all those responsible for the control chain who failed to monitor or replace them."
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