«Anyone with any level of responsibility must try not to “spectacle” the topic because we risk entering into complicated social dynamics. Here tourism, commerce and the serenity of citizens are at stake and we work 24 hours a day to guarantee everyone’s peace of mind.” She said it the mayor of Pozzuoli, Gigi Manzoni, at the end of today’s meeting in the Prefecture in Naples to take stock of the situation in light of the seismic events recorded in the last 48 hours in the Campi Flegrei and Vesuvius. Again at dawn today, Sunday 28 April, the earth began to shake again in the area.
«Follow official sources only»
Manzoni explained better: «We have always had to deal with bradyseism today we have the tools to do it safely – argued the mayor of Pozzuoli -. A fundamental point not to be underestimated must be that of communication which already has its own guidelines for this phenomenon. We must continue to obtain information only and exclusively through official sources.” A clarification addressed to the communities of the Campi Flegrei also in light of the scenarios hypothesized by some media outlets, including foreign ones: what has created alarmism in recent days has been not only the documentary on Swiss-Italian TV but also a report from a French radio, which talked about the wait for a “Big one” in Naples. Hence Manzoni’s appeal to pay attention only to official communication: «Tourism, commerce and the serenity of citizens are at stake here», he insisted.
