Campi Flegrei Earthquake: 242 Displaced and Over 350 Rescue Interventions

Naples – 242 people have been forced to leave their homes following the earthquakes that have hit the Campi Flegrei area in recent days.

The data, provided by the prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, updated this afternoon, photograph a situation in continuous evolution, with over 350 interventions carried out by the rescue teams of the fire brigade and Civil Protection.

Fortunately, there are no serious structural damages at the moment, but the checks continue without stopping.

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Ordinances and evacuees

The municipalities of Naples, Pozzuoli and Bacoli have issued 23 orders of uninhabitability, affecting 114 families, for a total of 242 people. Most of the evacuees have found accommodation on their own, while a group of 37 people have been housed in hotels. “Almost everyone has found a solution on their own,” said Prefect Di Bari, thanking the entities involved for their efforts during these days of emergency.

Reception areas and logistical support

Two waiting areas have been activated in Bacoli, while a third is planned in Monte di Procida. In Naples, the structure in via Acate, in Bagnoli, is fully operational and also offers overnight hospitality to evacuees.

Currently, there are 19 people hosted in the facility, including 8 who arrived today. In addition, the Municipality of Naples has made available the “Francesco e Chiara” facility in Marechiaro, with a capacity of about 40 places, intended in particular for people with disabilities, families with newborns or those experiencing situations of strong psychological stress.

Checks and evacuations

The technicians of the Municipality of Naples, the Civil Protection and the fire brigade are continuing to check public and private buildings. Today families were evacuated in various areas, including via Di Niso, via Miseno, via Bagnoli and via Eurialo, for a total of 184 people involved (87 families). An uninhabited building in via Pozzuoli was checked.

Schools and educational activities

Checks are also continuing in the schools of the tenth municipality, with the aim of reopening the schools as soon as possible. The tests will conclude tomorrow, allowing the resumption of teaching activities in safety.

The Prefect's thanks

Prefect Di Bari wanted to thank all those who are working tirelessly to manage the emergency: "The checks and operational activities continue. I thank the Municipalities, the health personnel, the regional Civil Protection and all the volunteers for their extraordinary commitment".

The situation remains under constant monitoring, while the earth continues to shake in the Campi Flegrei, one of the most sensitive volcanic areas in Italy. The priority, in these hours, is to guarantee safety and assistance to those who have been forced to leave their homes