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TORINO The transfer of the homeless people who occupied the arcades of the Piazza Palazzo di Città, in front of the Town Hall, has been underway since the early hours of this morning. About forty people will be transferred to some reception structures, including the fifth pavilion in Valentino Park. After the operations, the city councilor, Antonino Iaria. The area is guarded by the police and the carabinieri. Several Red Cross ambulances are on site.
Homeless people came to the front of the city after the dismantling
from the cold emergency camp in Piazza d’Armi, a dormitory that the administration had established for the winter months.
“We are not invisible.” “There is no worse virus than lack of humanity,” say the banners that hang between the 26 tents, where people have been asking for a place to go for days.
Since the closing of the dormitory in Piazza d’Armi, the city “has offered solutions to ten people and the Prefecture has placed seven other men in a cas”, explains Deputy Mayor Sonia Schellino. But criticism and requests for adequate reception spaces come from different political parties.
The Turin Red Cross provincial operating theater coordinated 20 operators and 8 vehicles, establishing two evaluation stations to assess temperature and saturation.
The total number of people accompanied to the Valentino pavilion is 43 homeless people.
