Schools in Pozzuoli are closed today as a precaution to allow for inspections of school buildings following the magnitude 4.4 earthquake that struck the Campi Flegrei area at 1:25 AM, with its epicenter in the Pozzuoli municipality, a short distance from the border with the Bagnoli district of Naples.
The ordinance signed last night by Mayor Luigi Manzoni also provides for the closure of the municipal cemetery and the cultural center of Palazzo Toledo for today, Thursday 13 March
In Naples the mayor closes schools in the earthquake area
The mayor of Naples, Gaetano Manfredi, has signed an ordinance ordering the closure, for today, March 13, of the schools of the tenth Municipality Bagnoli-Fuorigrotta in order to proceed with the necessary checks Mayor of Quarto, 'no damage from the earthquake, regular lessons'
“At the moment no damage to public facilities and checks ok in schools. Regular lessons this morning in all schools of Quarto”. This was said by the mayor of Quarto, Antonio Sabino live on RaiNews24.
“The Municipal Operations Center – he added – remains permanently convened to monitor the situation in close contact with the Prefecture, Civil Protection and the Vesuvius Observatory”.
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It is important that schools are closed for checks after the earthquake, but I hope that there is no damage to structures and that students can return to classes soon. Safety is essential for everyone.