Naples: Trash bins removed from Piazza Trieste e Trento, bringing more decor to the heart of the city.

The heart of Naples is changing. At dawn, Piazza Trieste e Trento was finally freed of its colorful recycling bins: eight bins—four for plastic and metal, three for paper, and one for glass—were removed by Asia Napoli workers. This operation was designed not only for decor, but also to restore full usability to one of the city's most evocative spaces, nestled between the Royal Palace and the Teatro San Carlo.

The move, emphasizes Vincenzo Santagada, Councilor for Environment and Public Health, is part of a comprehensive strategy to improve the efficiency of urban cleaning. "We've seen significant improvements in waste collection," he explains, "and now we're aiming to reduce irregular waste disposal, offering a welcoming city at every turn, at every hour."

Domenico Ruggiero, sole director of Asia, claims a significant step forward: "This removal of rubbish from Piazza Trieste e Trento ," he says, "aims to make an area of ​​great historical and cultural value more livable and dignified. We don't want a square that's cleaned up just after the workers have passed through, but one that's constantly cared for and respected."