Frignano, 13 square meters of land seized: hazardous waste and oil among the piles.

In Frignano, a 13 square meter area converted into an illegal landfill was seized by the Carabinieri, along with ARPAC (Regional Environmental Protection Agency) and the municipal technical office.
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Frignano (Caserta) – An area of ​​approximately 13 square meters, transformed into a veritable illegal landfill, was seized this morning by the Carabinieri of the Frignano station, in collaboration with technicians from the Caserta Regional Environmental Protection Agency (ARPA ) and staff from the Municipal Technical Office. The site, located on Via Massimo D'Azeglio in the Popone area, was overflowing with various types of hazardous waste, much of it potentially hazardous.

During the joint inspection, oily materials, vehicle mechanical parts, construction residues, and scrap metal were found, all abandoned without any form of control or protection. The area, clearly in a state of disrepair, was found to be owned by a 77-year-old man, who had been charged at large with illegal waste management and uncontrolled storage of hazardous substances, in violation of the Consolidated Environmental Act.

The entire area has been placed under criminal seizure, while samples of the materials found will be analyzed by ARPAC to determine their composition and actual level of danger. The judicial and administrative authorities have been informed of the outcome of the operation, which is part of a broader environmental control plan initiated by the Carabinieri in the Caserta area to combat crimes related to illegal waste disposal.

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It's incredible how certain places can become landfills without anyone noticing. I wonder how an area of ​​13 square meters can be abandoned like this. I hope the authorities take severe measures.

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