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While the case Campania remains at the government table and more communication is expected about the Region that currently remains in the yellow zone, tensions continue between the mayor of Naples and the governor. Who is pushing for measures to be taken to adopt new restrictive measures is Luigi De Magistris, While Vincenzo De Luca He asks that the intervention be national and defends his work. The last confrontation took place, remotely, last night: the mayor, live in Cartabianca on Rai3, announced that he would adopt “sensational measures make the government understand that the issue is very serious. ” Soon after, on Facebook, the president protested: “The campaign of media aggression continues against Campania. We must be astonished at the words and the crazy theses heard by various interlocutors in the broadcast of the public service. Faced with these falsehoods, only the complaint for defamation remains ”. Today De Magistris relaunched: “Sono worried about the situation in hospitals which is out of stock. If this is the situation, as we have been taught that to reduce contagion we need to reduce relationships, a red zone will be inevitable “, he declared to” A day of the sheep “on Radio 1. Meanwhile, only today, although it was already planned by Dpcm, De Luca wrote to the prefect to draw up a control and closure plan.
According to De Magistris, too much time has already been lost. “I have always had a consistent position,” he added, “I said a month ago that unfortunately, due to the accumulated delays, the red zone would have been inevitable. I don’t understand why they are wearing us down to make us go all the way. The red zone can be declared by law by the national government or the regional government and the regional government can also identify individual areas within the Region. Whoever announced the red zone a month ago, no longer does it, I don’t understand it ”. A few hours earlier, in Cartabianca, De Magistris had spoken of a true “Campania yellow”: “We cannot remain inert before this pilates pose. The situation is dramatic and the reserve has not yet been dissolved. This situation cannot continue, I would not like us to intervene late ”. According to De Magistris, then he told L’Aria that La7 is starting, “there is a discrepancy between the numbers that can be read in the bulletins of which it would seem that there is a large one.
Just De Luca was the first to invoke the national blockadeeven before the distinction was made for Regions. A proposal withdrawn a few days later claiming that he cannot be the only one to close alone. De Luca’s has always been a request addressed to the national government for him to make the decision. And if De Magistris disputes the few interventions, he reproaches the mayor the scant measures for the city of Naples. Only today it seems that De Luca has decided to start with a series of interventions. In fact, he wrote to the prefect of Naples Marco Valentini, to request “the rapid definition of a general plan of articulated interventions for specific territorial realities and guaranteed in its implementation, starting in the next few days, by effective controls by national and local police forces, and aimed at avoiding concentrations and activities that encourage mobility not linked to essential needs ”. De Luca explicitly refers to “sensational episodes of out-of-control meetings that occurred in particular on the Naples waterfront and in some places in the historic center.” In the letter to the prefect of Naples, also sent for information to the Minister of the Interior, Lamorgese, and the Minister of Health, Speranza, De Luca emphasizes that the requested police control plan takes into account “the recommendations of the National Control Chamber on the opportunity to consider the possibility of rapidly anticipating the measures planned for the high-risk level. ” De Luca’s request is also based on the Dpcm of November 3 “and the recent directives of the Minister of the Interior.” Already last week De Luca had asked mayors to close off citizen access to some particularly crowded areas., like the boardwalk. A request that had been granted by the mayor of Salerno Vincenzo Napoli and by the mayor of Pozzuoli, Vincenzo Figliolia, but not by the mayor of Naples, Luigi de Magistris. Last weekend, also thanks to the spring temperature, the seafront of Naples and some streets of the historic center and Vomero were invaded by thousands of people walking, a fact that De Luca wants to avoid repeating for the next weekend . .
Meanwhile, the 5 stars also made themselves heard today, making it known that they will pressure the government to take up the issue again. “We are very concerned about the situation in Campania, there are doctors and nurses on the brink and hospitals bursting. People die in an ambulance. I also discussed it with Di Maio, who shares my concerns. We must intervene immediately, I ask the government, on behalf of M5sCampania, to intervene with strict and more rigid measures, “the regional councilor of M5 in Campania told the Ansa agency. Valeria Ciarambino. A position also shared by sources within the executive on the 5-star front. The situation in Campania “obviously presents some critical problems, we are receiving many reports” that make it clear that the Region cannot remain a “yellow” zone.
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