The prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari, visited the square Dante Alighieri to meet citizens and shopkeepers, following the recent injury of two minors in the area.
“A few months ago this square was in worse conditions, but we have already made progress,” he said, underlining the commitment to prevention and control.
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Di Bari highlighted the need to combine security actions with educational work: "There is a lot to do to support families in raising their children." He then praised the joint efforts of the police and the Municipality, defining Naples as a city capable of facing new challenges with determination.
“Everyone must do their part, always remaining vigilant,” he concluded, reiterating the importance of constant collaboration to ensure safety.
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It's nice to see the prefect of Naples busy visiting Piazza Dante, but I wonder if the security measures are sufficient. The situation is complex and the education of families is fundamental, but it takes time.