«Here is one of the many firelands of Italy»

«We’re here to talk about one of the many “firelands” of Italy. There was an interlocution with all the subjects involved for the prevention and repression of this deplorable phenomenon which threatens the health of citizens and, above all, we talked about the prospects of common actions to be carried out soon”.

Thus the prefect of Naples, Michele of Bariat the end of the meeting held in the episcopal seat of Acerra, which was also attended by the prefect of Caserta, Giuseppe Castaldothe president of the Campania episcopal conference, Antonio Di Donnathe Honorable Carmela Auriemmaand several bishops of the province of Naples and Caserta.

«At this table – added the Prefect – others will follow specific on individual subjects which concern above all prevention and repression for the protection of health, therefore analysis of water and air”. The prefect also underlined that municipalities will have the possibility of assigning local police officers to combat toxic fires and illegal waste dumping, with additional overtime hours.

«There is also the need to establish certain priority objectives – he added from Bari – all this was done today in a single action, and together we will move forward so that this activity can be increasingly incisive and aimed at solving the problem”.

«The issue of land reclamation is very harsh, I don’t know what will be done, but I think it will be difficult for it to be done here» said the president of the Campania episcopal conference, and bishop of Acerra, Monsignor Antonio Di Donnaon the sidelines of the meeting to take stock of the new initiatives to be undertaken in the Land of Fires.

«I would like to be more optimistic about the reclamations – he added – but at least from this meeting what emerged above all was the clear desire, expressed by the Prefect of Naples, to make the institutions dialogue with each other because there is not always a dialogue, especially on the topic of combating lands of fires”.

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