Naples, the Prefect extends the nine red zones: Vomero is also coming.

The Prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, has signed a provision extending and strengthening the extraordinary surveillance plan in several sensitive areas of the city.

The measure, adopted following recommendations from the Provincial Committee for Public Order and Safety, aims to secure urban areas characterized by a massive influx of residents, tourists, and shoppers, taking preventive action to defuse tensions and disturbances before they escalate.

Prevention objective: parking bans are coming

The core of the measure revolves around preventative measures aimed at protecting urban decorum and public safety.

Specifically, the bill introduces a targeted loitering ban: the measure applies to individuals who, in the last five years, have been reported for non-negligent crimes against persons or property and who engage in violent, threatening, or persistently harassing behavior. The aim is to prevent unlawful behavior from restricting citizens' free use of common areas.

The nine "Red Zones" and the affected streets

The provision specifically identifies nine city areas subject to security restrictions:

• 1. Coroglio – Bagnoli area: Via Coroglio, Coroglio descent, via Nisida, via Pasquale Leonardi Cattolica (from via Coroglio to the intersection with via Cavalleggeri d'Aosta), via Bagnoli (from via Nuova Agnano to the intersection with piazza Bagnoli), piazza Bagnoli, via di Pozzuoli (up to the limits with the municipality of Pozzuoli), via Campi Flegrei, via Miseno, via Maiuri, via Campana, via Napoli.
• 2. Mergellina and Caracciolo area: Via Mergellina, Piazza Sannazaro, Via Sannazaro, Via Francesco Caracciolo, Piazza Vittoria, Via Riviera di Chiaia (up to Piazza della Repubblica), Piazza della Repubblica, Viale Anton Dohrn, Via Partenope, Viale Gramsci, Via Pergolesi, Via Galiani, Via Tommaso Campanella, Via Chiatamone.
• 3. Porta Capuana Area: Corso Garibaldi, Piazza Principe Umberto, Piazza S. Francesco di Paola, Via Casanova, Piazza Leone, Porta Capuana, Via Alessandro Poerio, Via Alfonso D'Aragona, Via Carriera Grande (up to Piazza E. de Nicola), Piazza Garibaldi, Via Stanislao Mancini, Via Annunziata, Piazza Calenda, Via Pietro Colletta, Via Cesare Rosaroll, Vico Vasto a Capuana, Vico Martiri D'Otranto.
• 4. Piazza Bellini and Piazza Dante area: Corso Umberto, Via Seggio del Popolo, Via dei Cimbri, Piazza Museo Filangieri, Via Duomo, Via Foria, Piazza Cavour, Piazza Museo, Via Pessina, Via Broggia, Via Costantinopoli, Vico S. Aniello a Caponapoli, Piazzetta S. Andrea delle Dame, Via del Sole, Piazza Miraglia, Via S. Pietro a Maiella, Piazza Bellini, Via Santa Maria di Costantinopoli, Piazza Museo Nazionale, Via Salvator Rosa, Via FS Correra, Piazza Dante, Piazza Sette Settembre, Via Mezzocannone, Largo San Giovanni Maggiore Pignatelli, Via Banchi Nuovi, Piazza Scipione Ammirato.
• 5. Bar Area: Piazza Bisignano, Via Villa Bisignano, Corso Sirena, Corso Bruno Buozzi, Via Nicola Stigliola, Via Luigi Martucci, Via Bernardo Quaranta, Via Suor Maria della Passione Beata.
• 6. Porta Nolana Area: Corso Garibaldi (at Porta Nolana), Via Marvasi, Via Caracciolo di Bella, Via Raffaele Conforti, Via Nolana, Via Cesare Carmignano (corner of Via Marco di Lorenzo), Via Mignogna, Piazza Nolana.
• 7. Health Area: Via Vergini (from Via Foria to Via Supportico Lopez), Via Arena della Sanità (from the corner of Vico Maresca to the height of Palazzo San Felice in Via Sanità n. 6), Piazza Sanità, Largo Totò (from the intersection with Via San Vincenzo to Via discesa Sanità).
• 8. Chiaia Area: Via Filangieri, Via Carducci, Piazzetta Amendola, Via Carlo Poerio, Via Fiorelli, Largo Ferrandina in Chiaia, Via Ferrigni, Via Vittorio Imbriani, Via Vincenzo Cuoco, Largo Vasto in Chiaia, Via Nisco, Via Alabardieri, Vico Alabardieri, Vico Cavallerizza in Chiaia, Vico Belledonne in Chiaia, Via Bisignano, Piazza dei Martiri.
• 9. “DA Maradona” Stadium Area: Piazzale Azzurri d'Italia, Via Claudio (to the intersection with Via Marino), Via Marino, Via Lepanto (to the intersection with Via Cariteo), Via Cariteo (to the intersection with Via Galeota), Via Galeota (to the intersection with Via Tanzillo).

Next stop: Vomero: new restrictions are coming.

The strategies implemented by the Prefecture go beyond the current perimeter. The Committee for Public Order and Safety has identified the need to rapidly extend the enhanced surveillance regime to some streets in the Vomero neighborhood.

The decision comes in response to recent incidents of illegality and news stories that have raised significant social alarm among residents, confirming the institutional commitment to comprehensively monitor every area of ​​the city at high risk of petty crime.