813 families have been displaced from their homes in Pozzuoli following inspections initiated after the July 31 tremor, totaling 2,129 people, of whom 2023 have found independent accommodation and 106 are hosted in hotel facilities.
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The update meeting
The update emerged from the coordination center meeting convened by the Prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, in agreement with the Civil Protection Department, attended, among others, by the President of the Region, Roberto Fico, with the regional Civil Protection assessor, Fiorella Zabatta, from the Pozzuoli Municipal Operations Center, and the mayors of Pozzuoli, Luigi Manzoni, Bacoli, Josi Gerardo Della Ragione, and Monte di Procida, Salvatore Scotto di Santolo.
Ongoing operations
At Palatrincone, 65 people are accommodated, not all subject to evacuation orders. In Pozzuoli, 37 fire brigade teams are engaged in technical inspections of buildings, with additional teams dedicated to recovering belongings and protecting cultural heritage. 1000 interventions have already been carried out, while inspections on pending requests continue. Concrete signs also come from the restoration of services: regarding the water network, 68 of 73 reports have already been resolved. Work also continues for the reopening of Via Montagna Spaccata, with a joint inspection already scheduled for Monday, August 10, to define safety interventions. Most importantly, the construction site of the Hub on Via Artiaco has started, a structure planned by the municipal civil protection for bradyseism risk, which will strengthen the capacity to respond and assist the population.
Cultural heritage
Important progress is also recorded regarding cultural heritage: the Flavian Amphitheater has reopened, with limited routes, as has the Aragonese Castle of Baia. For several other archaeological sites, no further critical issues have been found beyond those already identified. “The situation remains under constant monitoring, but the update data delivers a clear message: interventions continue, critical issues are progressively resolved, and concrete work is underway to restore the territories to full normality,” explains the Prefect of Naples. The priority is to ensure citizens’ safety and reduce inconveniences. Objectives that see, the Prefect continues, “all institutions and operational structures engaged together, with an absolute priority: the safety of people.”
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