The exercise, which will take place from 16 to 19 October, involves the municipalities of the red zone of Campi Flegrei, the Campania Region, the Prefecture of Naples and the Centers of Competence of the Department of Civil Protection. The goal: to update the planning for the volcanic risk of the area.
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\nThe Full-scale exercise \"Exe Flegrei 2019\" will be set in the Campania region from 16 to 19 October . The national scale drill provides for the involvement of municipalities in the red zone of the Campi Flegrei area , the Prefecture of Naples, the Campania Region and the Centers of Competence of the Department of Civil Protection (INGV, Study Center Plinivs-LUPT and CNR-IREA). Also, the Regions and Autonomous Provinces twinned with the municipalities of the red zone will participate as observers.
\nThe exercise scenario simulates a variation of the monitoring parameters and the occurrence of phenomena that will lead to a transition from the current state of yellow alert of the volcano, to a situation of orange alert, up to a state of imminent eruption, or red alert level. The passage to the different alert levels will be sequential and characterized by variable durations.
\nThe exercise is an opportunity to elaborate, test and improve the operational, procedural and methodological aspects of territorial and sector planning and also to prepare a summary report with strategies and operational choices. This exercise is intended to boost planning activities in the field of volcanic risk, according to the guidelines given by the Head of the Civil Protection Department on February 2, 2015, and indications on updated emergency planning specifically addressing safety evacuation measures for the population within the Vesuvian «Red Zone », that includes the Campi Flegrei area.
\nOn this occasion, the information campaign ‘Io non Rischio’ -I don't take risks- will specifically focus on the Campi Flegrei area, for the dissemination of information on:
\nThe \"I don’t take risks\" gazebos will be set up in some waiting areas of the municipalities in the red zone on 19, October.
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\nCompared to the central volcanoes, characterized by frequent eruptions occurring from a single crater and the deposits of volcanic materials that lead to the construction of cones (lava flows and pyroclastic products), the caldera show significantly different structure and behavior. In fact, the vast majority of the calderas produce eruptions that are unlikely to present regular patterns. In general, explosive eruptions of variable scale prevail, arising from scattered mouths, some or many of which may be very intense and violent. Also, the calderas are characterized by thermal anomalies of the subsoil and presence of abundant hydrothermal manifestations.
\nThe last eruption of the Phlegraean Fields occurred in 1538 and within a few days, gave rise to the slag cone of Monte Nuovo inside the caldera. Since then, the volcano has been dormant although it shows signals of activity such as seismicity, gas emissions and soil deformation.
\nThe pre-eruptive condition of the Phlegraean Fields, defined as weak unrest, strong unrest and imminent eruption, can be recognized essentially through the variation of the magnitude orders of specific thresholds of phenomena detectable through the measured monitoring parameters. It should be noted, however, that the identification of any threshold value appears difficult to apply, given the unpredictability and variability of the behaviors observed in many calderas.
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\r\n\r\nThe last eruption of the Phlegraean Fields occurred in 1538 and within a few days, gave rise to the slag cone of Monte Nuovo inside the caldera. Since then, the volcano has been dormant although it shows signals of activity such as seismicity, gas emissions and soil deformation.
\r\n\r\nThe pre-eruptive condition of the Phlegraean Fields, defined as weak unrest, strong unrest and imminent eruption, can be recognized essentially through the variation of the magnitude orders of specific thresholds of phenomena detectable through the measured monitoring parameters. It should be noted, however, that the identification of any threshold value appears difficult to apply, given the unpredictability and variability of the behaviors observed in many calderas.
\r\n\r\nFrom 2012 to the present, the variations of some monitoring parameters measured in the caldera area required an increase in the alert level from green (quiescent state) to yellow (weak unrest) and the activation of the operational attention phase.
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\nOn October 16, the main activities of the day will be the monitoring and evaluation of the state of the volcano by the Centers of Competence: Vesuvian Observatory of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) and the Institute for the electromagnetic detection of the environment (Irea) of the National Research Council (CNR).
\nOn October 17, a special meeting of the National Commission for the Forecasting and Prevention of Risks or Major Risks Committee (CGR) and the gradual activation of the Civil Protection System will take place. In view of the data from the monitoring networks of the INGV and the assessments of the CGR, the transition to the orange alert level follows. The President of the Council of Ministers, on proposal of the Head of the Civil Protection Department, after hearing the President of the Campania Region, activates the operational phase of pre-alarm and declares the state of emergency.
\nThe Civil Protection Operational Committee is immediately convened and the Civil Protection System is activated also at local level, with the establishment of the Emergency Coordination Centre (CCS) of Naples and the Municipal Operational Centers (COC) of the municipalities in the red zone. Subsequently, the Command and Control Directorate (Di.Coma.C.) is activated on the territory, with the following closure of the Operational Committee.
\nOn October 18, the Di.Coma.C. is fully operational and the sector's plans tested, in particular those for public order, the Health sector and the safeguarding of Cultural Heritage. In this phase, independent evacuation of the population begins: for exercise purposes, some municipalities will test this activity using local police cars, without the involvement of population.
\nIn consideration of the further variations of the monitoring parameters and of the evaluations of the CGR, the passage to the level of red alert is arranged. The President of the Council of Ministers declares the operational phase of alarm that involves the activation of the population removal procedure on October 19, with the consequent test of the population evacuation from the municipalities in the red zone.
\nThe Department has provided for an evaluation program in which representatives of the civil protection sectors of the autonomous regions and twinned provinces and municipalities of the Vesuvian red zone will participate.
\nAt the end of the exercise, on October 20, a debriefing will be held to share the first results and gather observations from the various actors participating in the exercise, while the analysis of data and information will be documented in a final report.
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The last eruption of the Campi Flegrei vulcanic area occurred in 1538 and within a few days, gave rise to the slag cone of Monte Nuovo inside the caldera. Since then, the volcano has been dormant although it shows signals of activity such as seismicity, gas emissions and soil deformation.
\nThe pre-eruptive condition of the Campi Flegrei area, defined as weak unrest, strong unrest and imminent eruption, can be recognized essentially through the variation of the magnitude orders of specific thresholds of phenomena detectable through the measured monitoring parameters. It should be noted, however, that the identification of any threshold value appears difficult to apply, given the unpredictability and variability of behaviors observed in many calderas.
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\r\n\r\nOn October 17, a special meeting of the National Commission for the Forecasting and Prevention of Risks or Major Risks Committee (CGR) and the gradual activation of the Civil Protection System will take place. In view of the data from the monitoring networks of the INGV and the assessments of the CGR, the transition to the orange alert level follows. The President of the Council of Ministers, on proposal of the Head of the Civil Protection Department, after hearing the President of the Campania Region, activates the operational phase of pre-alarm and declares the state of emergency.
\r\n\r\nThe Civil Protection Operational Committee is immediately convened and the Civil Protection System is activated also at local level, with the establishment of the Emergency Coordination Centre (CCS) of Naples and the Municipal Operational Centers (COC) of the municipalities in the red zone. Subsequently, the Command and Control Directorate (Di.Coma.C.) is activated on the territory, with the following closure of the Operational Committee.
\r\n\r\nOn October 18, the Di.Coma.C. is fully operational and the sector's plans tested, in particular those for public order, the Health sector and the safeguarding of Cultural Heritage. In this phase, independent evacuation of the population begins: for exercise purposes, some municipalities will test this activity using local police cars, without the involvement of population.
\r\n\r\nIn consideration of the further variations of the monitoring parameters and of the evaluations of the CGR, the passage to the level of red alert is arranged. The President of the Council of Ministers declares the operational phase of alarm that involves the activation of the population removal procedure on October 19, with the consequent test of the population evacuation from the municipalities in the red zone.
\r\n\r\nThe Department has provided for an evaluation program in which representatives of the civil protection sectors of the autonomous regions and twinned provinces and municipalities of the Vesuvian red zone will participate.
\r\n\r\nAt the end of the exercise, on October 20, a debriefing will be held to share the first results and gather observations from the various actors participating in the exercise, while the analysis of data and information will be documented in a final report.
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The last eruption of the Campi Flegrei vulcanic area occurred in 1538 and within a few days, gave rise to the slag cone of Monte Nuovo inside the caldera. Since then, the volcano has been dormant although it shows signals of activity such as seismicity, gas emissions and soil deformation.
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\r\n\r\nFrom 2012 to the present, the variations of some monitoring parameters measured in the caldera area required an increase in the alert level from green (quiescent state) to yellow (weak unrest) and the activation of the operational attention phase.
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L’esercitazione prevede la realizzazione di progetti pilota in alcuni Comuni dell’area flegrea. L’obiettivo è mettere a punto metodi di lavoro replicabili nei comuni della Zona rossa, anche vesuviana.
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In occasione dell’esercitazione è prevista la realizzazione della Campagna di informazione “Io non rischio”, declinata nello specifico sui Campi Flegrei, per la diffusione di informazioni su:
\nI gazebo “Io non rischio” resteranno aperti per tutta la giornata di sabato 19 ottobre e saranno allestiti nelle aree di incontro di Giugliano in Campania \"Istituto Don Diana, Via Ripuaria\" e presso la Stazione Centrale di Napoli, e in alcune aree di attesa dei comuni della zona rossa. In particolare:
\nPer maggiori informazioni visita il sito della campagna \"Io non rischio\"
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\r\n\r\nI gazebo “Io non rischio” resteranno aperti per tutta la giornata di sabato 19 ottobre e saranno allestiti nelle aree di incontro di Giugliano in Campania \"Istituto Don Diana, Via Ripuaria\" e presso la Stazione Centrale di Napoli, e in alcune aree di attesa dei comuni della zona rossa. In particolare:
\r\n\r\nPer maggiori informazioni visita il sito della campagna \"Io non rischio\"
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\nThe exercise, which involved about 4,000 citizens of the red zone of the Phlegrean Fields, saw a great participation of all the actors of the National Service who, for four days, tested the activities and procedures provided for in the national civil protection plan for the Phlegrean Fields, working uninterruptedly on the territory and at the Di.coma.c (Direction of Command and Control) set up in the area of the logistical hub of San Marco Evangelista (CE).
\nMore than 1,500 people were involved, including volunteers from national, regional and local organizations, Fire Fighters, Italian Army, Police Forces, Carabinieri, Air Force, staff from the Ministry of Heritage, Culture and Tourism, Regional Health System, managers of road, highway and rail networks, managers and operators of essential electrical and telephone services, staff from the Region and the Department of Civil Protection, Italian Red Cross which, for the duration of the exercise, guaranteed about 1,400 meals for the Di.coma.c staff, also providing 1,800 lunch bags for the population involved in the removal test and for the operators involved in the scenarios.
\nDuring the exercise, aerial recognition of the municipalities in the Phlegraean Red Zone was also provided by a P-72A aircraft of the 41st Wing of Sigonella (CT), which operates with mixed crews from the Italian Air Force and the Italian Navy. High-resolution video images, transmitted to Di.coma.c in real time, were collected through sophisticated sensors equipped with the vehicle.
\nAt the end of the exercise, the Head of Department, Mr. Angelo Borrelli said
\n\"Moments like this are fundamental for the entire National Civil Protection Service. It is through this type of activity that civil protection plans effectively evolve, techniques and procedures are improved and it is possible to implement changes aimed at making emergency response more effective, thanks to the active involvement of citizens and, above all, through the use of new technologies. Indeed, our goal is to spread the knowledge of risks and good practices in order to deal with them in the best possible way, working on prevention to make our communities more aware\".
\nWith the goal to promote the culture of risk awareness and good civil protection practices, in the seven municipalities of the red zone participating in the exercise, today was held the national campaign \"I don't take risks\" dedicated for the first time to volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields. Here, volunteers of civil protection took to the streets to inform the population about the volcano and its phenomena, the warning system and the national plan of civil protection.
\nThe exercise opened on October 16 with the simulation of changes in the parameters of the volcano recorded by the Vesuvian Observatory of the INGV and the subsequent meeting CGR - SRV.
\nOn October 17, the activities continued with the declaration of the passage of alert from the current yellow level to the orange level with the consequent activation of the pre-alarm phase. On the same day the Civil Protection Operative Committee convened with the declaration of the state of emergency and the activation of the Di.coma.c.
\nThe exercise continued simulating further changes in the parameters of the volcano, recorded by the monitoring networks, which led yesterday evening to the transition to red alert and the subsequent alarm phase.
\nThe civil protection system has been tested on several operational scenarios involving the safety of cultural assets, the evacuation of hospitals, health care structures, homes and shelters for animals, checks on practicability, assisted transport and vehicle traffic management, as well as administrative continuity of municipalities.
\nToday, in the seven municipalities of the red zone of the Phlegrean Fields - Bacoli, Giugliano in Campania, Marano di Napoli, Monte di Procida, Napoli, Pozzuoli and Quarto - the activities of assisted removal of the population were tested. The President of the Campania Region Vincenzo De Luca attended the event and during the morning visited the meeting area in the municipality of Giugliano in Campania, where the citizens of the municipalities of Monte di Procida and Bacoli gathered.
\nThe national plan provides for the complete evacuation in 72 hours and the transfer of citizens in the regions and autonomous twinned provinces or to autonomous accommodation. The population that today participated in the exercise was accompanied by the means of the Campania Region from the waiting areas to the meeting areas. From here, in case of real emergency, the population would be transferred by train, ferry boat and bus to the planned destinations. This phase was tested today by the citizens of the Municipality of Pozzuoli who, thanks to the active participation of the staff of the Ferrovie dello Stato group, after having reached the meeting area located at the Napoli Centrale railway station, simulated the departure on a Frecciarossa 1000 train to Lombardy region, twinned with Pozzuoli as planned.
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\r\n\r\nThe exercise, which involved about 4,000 citizens of the red zone of the Phlegrean Fields, saw a great participation of all the actors of the National Service who, for four days, tested the activities and procedures provided for in the national civil protection plan for the Phlegrean Fields, working uninterruptedly on the territory and at the Di.coma.c (Direction of Command and Control) set up in the area of the logistical hub of San Marco Evangelista (CE).
\r\n\r\nMore than 1,500 people were involved, including volunteers from national, regional and local organizations, Fire Fighters, Italian Army, Police Forces, Carabinieri, Air Force, staff from the Ministry of Heritage, Culture and Tourism, Regional Health System, managers of road, highway and rail networks, managers and operators of essential electrical and telephone services, staff from the Region and the Department of Civil Protection, Italian Red Cross which, for the duration of the exercise, guaranteed about 1,400 meals for the Di.coma.c staff, also providing 1,800 lunch bags for the population involved in the removal test and for the operators involved in the scenarios.
\r\n\r\nDuring the exercise, aerial recognition of the municipalities in the Phlegraean Red Zone was also provided by a P-72A aircraft of the 41st Wing of Sigonella (CT), which operates with mixed crews from the Italian Air Force and the Italian Navy. High-resolution video images, transmitted to Di.coma.c in real time, were collected through sophisticated sensors equipped with the vehicle.
\r\n\r\nAt the end of the exercise, the Head of Department, Mr. Angelo Borrelli said
\r\n\r\n\"Moments like this are fundamental for the entire National Civil Protection Service. It is through this type of activity that civil protection plans effectively evolve, techniques and procedures are improved and it is possible to implement changes aimed at making emergency response more effective, thanks to the active involvement of citizens and, above all, through the use of new technologies. Indeed, our goal is to spread the knowledge of risks and good practices in order to deal with them in the best possible way, working on prevention to make our communities more aware\".
\r\n\r\nWith the goal to promote the culture of risk awareness and good civil protection practices, in the seven municipalities of the red zone participating in the exercise, today was held the national campaign \"I don't take risks\" dedicated for the first time to volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields. Here, volunteers of civil protection took to the streets to inform the population about the volcano and its phenomena, the warning system and the national plan of civil protection.
\r\n\r\nThe exercise opened on October 16 with the simulation of changes in the parameters of the volcano recorded by the Vesuvian Observatory of the INGV and the subsequent meeting CGR - SRV.
\r\n\r\nOn October 17, the activities continued with the declaration of the passage of alert from the current yellow level to the orange level with the consequent activation of the pre-alarm phase. On the same day the Civil Protection Operative Committee convened with the declaration of the state of emergency and the activation of the Di.coma.c.
\r\n\r\nThe exercise continued simulating further changes in the parameters of the volcano, recorded by the monitoring networks, which led yesterday evening to the transition to red alert and the subsequent alarm phase.
\r\n\r\nThe civil protection system has been tested on several operational scenarios involving the safety of cultural assets, the evacuation of hospitals, health care structures, homes and shelters for animals, checks on practicability, assisted transport and vehicle traffic management, as well as administrative continuity of municipalities.
\r\n\r\nToday, in the seven municipalities of the red zone of the Phlegrean Fields - Bacoli, Giugliano in Campania, Marano di Napoli, Monte di Procida, Napoli, Pozzuoli and Quarto - the activities of assisted removal of the population were tested. The President of the Campania Region Vincenzo De Luca attended the event and during the morning visited the meeting area in the municipality of Giugliano in Campania, where the citizens of the municipalities of Monte di Procida and Bacoli gathered.
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\nOn the occasion of the simulation of the population removal operations from the area at risk, involving real local population groups, in the \"Waiting Areas\" and in the \"Meeting Areas\" where the exercise scenarios are tested, civil protection volunteers, properly trained, disseminate the main information on the volcanic risk of the Phlegraean Fields and on the National Civil Protection Plan.
\nAs for the campaign on earthquake, flood and tsunami risks, the informative materials illustrated to citizens have been developed by a working group made up of experts from the Department, the Vesuvius Observatory of the INGV, the Campania Region and the partners of the I don't take risks campaign which have been formulated in a simple language to reach directly the population.
\nThe traditional yellow gazebos of \" I don't take risks\" are set up in the meeting area of Giugliano in Campania, at the \"Istituto Don Diana, Via Ripuaria\" and in the waiting areas of Bacoli \"Miseno\"; Marano in Naples \"Parcheggio Stadio\"; Monte di Procida \"Via Panoramica/Casa Comunale\"; Naples \"B2 - Parcheggio Ippodromo\"; Pozzuoli \"Via Campana/Via Artiaco\" and Quarto \"Piazzale della Villa Comunale\".
\nOther groups of volunteers of\"I don't take risks\" inform citizens about the campaign at the municipal infopoints set up to present to citizens the municipal plans for civil protection.
\nIn the Central Station of Naples, where specific exercise activities involving the population of Pozzuoli are carried out, a gazebo I don't take risks has been set up where, in addition to the explanation and diffusion of the materials, card, leaflet, the video \"Phlegraean Fields Risk and the Civil Protection Response\" has been projected. The activity continued on a Red Arrow train on which the departure of citizens to Lombardy, a region \"twinned\" with Pozzuoli, was simulated.
\nThe associations participating in the campaign are: Acerra Municipal Group, C.R.I. Comitato di Napoli Coordinamento C.R.I. Regione Campania, Associazione Volontari Campani, Nucleo Volontari Protezione Civile Pomigliano D'arco, Torre Vesuvio Pro Natura, Gruppo Comunale Torre Annunziata, Nucleo A.N.C. Marano di Napoli, Falchi Del Sud.
\nThe campaign I don't take risks volcano Phlegraean Fields is promoted and implemented by the Department of Civil Protection, Anpas- National Association of Public Assistance, the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology-Vesuvian Observatory, the Consortium of the Network of University Laboratories of Earthquake Engineering and the Foundation Cima, in collaboration with the Campania Region.
\n","value":"The new communication campaign \"I don't take risks volcano Phlegraean Fields\" is the focus of the last day of the exercise ExeFlegrei 2019 which takes place from October 16 until today in the municipalities of the Phlegraean Red Zone, where more than 60 volunteers are working as communicators of civil protection.
\r\n\r\nOn the occasion of the simulation of the population removal operations from the area at risk, involving real local population groups, in the \"Waiting Areas\" and in the \"Meeting Areas\" where the exercise scenarios are tested, civil protection volunteers, properly trained, disseminate the main information on the volcanic risk of the Phlegraean Fields and on the National Civil Protection Plan.
\r\n\r\nAs for the campaign on earthquake, flood and tsunami risks, the informative materials illustrated to citizens have been developed by a working group made up of experts from the Department, the Vesuvius Observatory of the INGV, the Campania Region and the partners of the I don't take risks campaign which have been formulated in a simple language to reach directly the population.
\r\n\r\nThe traditional yellow gazebos of \" I don't take risks\" are set up in the meeting area of Giugliano in Campania, at the \"Istituto Don Diana, Via Ripuaria\" and in the waiting areas of Bacoli \"Miseno\"; Marano in Naples \"Parcheggio Stadio\"; Monte di Procida \"Via Panoramica/Casa Comunale\"; Naples \"B2 - Parcheggio Ippodromo\"; Pozzuoli \"Via Campana/Via Artiaco\" and Quarto \"Piazzale della Villa Comunale\".
\r\n\r\nOther groups of volunteers of\"I don't take risks\" inform citizens about the campaign at the municipal infopoints set up to present to citizens the municipal plans for civil protection.
\r\n\r\nIn the Central Station of Naples, where specific exercise activities involving the population of Pozzuoli are carried out, a gazebo I don't take risks has been set up where, in addition to the explanation and diffusion of the materials, card, leaflet, the video \"Phlegraean Fields Risk and the Civil Protection Response\" has been projected. The activity continued on a Red Arrow train on which the departure of citizens to Lombardy, a region \"twinned\" with Pozzuoli, was simulated.
\r\n\r\nThe associations participating in the campaign are: Acerra Municipal Group, C.R.I. Comitato di Napoli Coordinamento C.R.I. Regione Campania, Associazione Volontari Campani, Nucleo Volontari Protezione Civile Pomigliano D'arco, Torre Vesuvio Pro Natura, Gruppo Comunale Torre Annunziata, Nucleo A.N.C. Marano di Napoli, Falchi Del Sud.
\r\n\r\nThe campaign I don't take risks volcano Phlegraean Fields is promoted and implemented by the Department of Civil Protection, Anpas- National Association of Public Assistance, the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology-Vesuvian Observatory, the Consortium of the Network of University Laboratories of Earthquake Engineering and the Foundation Cima, in collaboration with the Campania Region.
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\nSafeguarding of Cultural Heritage. The activity carried out during the morning of October 18th at the Aragonese Castle in Baia, where the simulation for the safety of the movable cultural heritage present in the museum took place, has been of particular interest. The test was an opportunity to try out the employment procedures of the 10 teams of operators trained in the last few months. The teams - composed of Mibact officials, officials of the Campania Region and volunteers of civil protection - operated in 10 different sites of the Archaeological Museum of the Phlegraean Fields to catalogue, package and deliver each individual asset to the warehouse. The members of the teams were accompanied by the Carabinieri's Nucleus for the Protection of the Artistic Heritage and by the Fire Fighters, who guaranteed the sites' accessibility. In recent months 115 people have been trained to safeguard cultural heritage in situations of civil protection including regional civil protection volunteers and officials Mibact and the Campania Region.
\nAnimal Protection. For the first time, the evacuation of a dog shelter, the ASL Napoli Centro del Frullone (Naples), was tested in a national exercise. This operation was also planned in view of the Civil Protection Code (Legislative Decree 1/2018), which introduced, among the activities of the National Service, the protection of animals. The dog shelter of Napoli Pianura, a small structure that houses about 25 dogs, has experimented the removal of various dogs using their own vehicles, for the transfer to a twinned structure outside the red zone. The activity involved the presence of veterinary doctors from the local health authority and some dog owners. Besides the practical experience, the Asl and the dog shelter also verified the procedural and administrative aspects.
\nHealthcare. A further moment of the third day of the exercise was the evacuation of patients from the Residenza sanitaria assistita (Rsa) in Posillipo \"Colonia Geremicca\" in Naples according to the intervention model for the safe evacuation of Disability Evacuation (Disevacv), carried out by the Confederazione delle Misericordie which stems from an idea of the Civil Protection Department.
\nThe model is aimed at patients who do not have an acute disease but cannot independently handle an evacuation, such as the elderly hospitalized in a care facility, and provides transport - even over long distances - providing them with the necessary psychological support. Each DisEvac module transports 50 people with their luggage, together with personal medicines and medical records collected by the medical staff of the module.
\nThe Disevac module allows patients not only to be moved, explained the operational director of Misericordie Gionata Fatichenti, \" but to be cared by a medical team trained and specialized in this type of operation, with precise instructions and that can ease the discomfort that, during a phase of evacuation, these subjects that we call of special care can feel\". \"Today was the first real test conducted on the module, and the system in question is working. In case of a defined target, as today in Posillipo's RSA, Disevac does not show particular criticality because it is designed to operate in specific areas, yet we are working to develop a model able to operate in the broadest possible way and with increasingly larger objectives\".
\nWaiting areas and meeting areas. On October 18th, waiting areas were also set up in the municipalities of Naples, Pozzuoli, Quarto, Bacoli, Monte di Procida and Marano di Napoli. These areas, identified by the municipal plans, are places where people who choose assisted removal, will reach or will be accompanied by municipal shuttles after the declaration of alarm. From here they will proceed to the meeting areas. From the meeting areas the citizens of the different municipalities will depart by bus, train or ship to reach the twinned Regions or autonomous Provinces. The meeting areas set up during the exercise are two: the one of Giugliano in Campania, in front of the Don Diana Institute, and that of Naples, at the Stazione Centrale (central railway station).
\nEvaluation of the parameters. At the Dicomac of San Marco Evangelista in the late afternoon, the Great Risks Commission - Volcanic Sector met to simulate the evaluation of the risk scenario of the Campi Flegrei volcano with respect to a variation of the monitored volcanic parameters. At the presence of the Head of Department Angelo Borrelli the second passage to the red alert level for the Phlegraean area was assessed. Thus, the exercise scenario moved on to the operational alarm phase, which involves the removal of the entire population of the red zone.
\n","value":"The third day of the national exercise Exe Campi Flegrei 2019 involved different exercise activities in all the municipalities of the red zone where the Coc-Municipal Operations Centers operate.
\r\n\r\nSafeguarding of Cultural Heritage. The activity carried out during the morning of October 18th at the Aragonese Castle in Baia, where the simulation for the safety of the movable cultural heritage present in the museum took place, has been of particular interest. The test was an opportunity to try out the employment procedures of the 10 teams of operators trained in the last few months. The teams - composed of Mibact officials, officials of the Campania Region and volunteers of civil protection - operated in 10 different sites of the Archaeological Museum of the Phlegraean Fields to catalogue, package and deliver each individual asset to the warehouse. The members of the teams were accompanied by the Carabinieri's Nucleus for the Protection of the Artistic Heritage and by the Fire Fighters, who guaranteed the sites' accessibility. In recent months 115 people have been trained to safeguard cultural heritage in situations of civil protection including regional civil protection volunteers and officials Mibact and the Campania Region.
\r\n\r\nAnimal Protection. For the first time, the evacuation of a dog shelter, the ASL Napoli Centro del Frullone (Naples), was tested in a national exercise. This operation was also planned in view of the Civil Protection Code (Legislative Decree 1/2018), which introduced, among the activities of the National Service, the protection of animals. The dog shelter of Napoli Pianura, a small structure that houses about 25 dogs, has experimented the removal of various dogs using their own vehicles, for the transfer to a twinned structure outside the red zone. The activity involved the presence of veterinary doctors from the local health authority and some dog owners. Besides the practical experience, the Asl and the dog shelter also verified the procedural and administrative aspects.
\r\n\r\nHealthcare. A further moment of the third day of the exercise was the evacuation of patients from the Residenza sanitaria assistita (Rsa) in Posillipo \"Colonia Geremicca\" in Naples according to the intervention model for the safe evacuation of Disability Evacuation (Disevacv), carried out by the Confederazione delle Misericordie which stems from an idea of the Civil Protection Department.
\r\n\r\nThe model is aimed at patients who do not have an acute disease but cannot independently handle an evacuation, such as the elderly hospitalized in a care facility, and provides transport - even over long distances - providing them with the necessary psychological support. Each DisEvac module transports 50 people with their luggage, together with personal medicines and medical records collected by the medical staff of the module.
\r\n\r\nThe Disevac module allows patients not only to be moved, explained the operational director of Misericordie Gionata Fatichenti, \" but to be cared by a medical team trained and specialized in this type of operation, with precise instructions and that can ease the discomfort that, during a phase of evacuation, these subjects that we call of special care can feel\". \"Today was the first real test conducted on the module, and the system in question is working. In case of a defined target, as today in Posillipo's RSA, Disevac does not show particular criticality because it is designed to operate in specific areas, yet we are working to develop a model able to operate in the broadest possible way and with increasingly larger objectives\".
\r\n\r\nWaiting areas and meeting areas. On October 18th, waiting areas were also set up in the municipalities of Naples, Pozzuoli, Quarto, Bacoli, Monte di Procida and Marano di Napoli. These areas, identified by the municipal plans, are places where people who choose assisted removal, will reach or will be accompanied by municipal shuttles after the declaration of alarm. From here they will proceed to the meeting areas. From the meeting areas the citizens of the different municipalities will depart by bus, train or ship to reach the twinned Regions or autonomous Provinces. The meeting areas set up during the exercise are two: the one of Giugliano in Campania, in front of the Don Diana Institute, and that of Naples, at the Stazione Centrale (central railway station).
\r\n\r\nEvaluation of the parameters. At the Dicomac of San Marco Evangelista in the late afternoon, the Great Risks Commission - Volcanic Sector met to simulate the evaluation of the risk scenario of the Campi Flegrei volcano with respect to a variation of the monitored volcanic parameters. At the presence of the Head of Department Angelo Borrelli the second passage to the red alert level for the Phlegraean area was assessed. Thus, the exercise scenario moved on to the operational alarm phase, which involves the removal of the entire population of the red zone.
\r\n"},"field_abstract":{"processed":"Also tested procedures for command posts between components and operational structures of civil protection
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\r\n"},"field_data":"2019-10-19T12:11:40+02:00","field_categoria_primaria":"notizia","field_codice_lingua":true,"fields":{"slug":"/notizia/19-ottobre-2019-exe-flegrei-main-activities-third-day-exercise/"},"relationships":{"field_sottodominio":{"name":"Portale"},"field_immagine_anteprima":null,"field_immagine_dettaglio":null}},{"__typename":"node__notizia","title":"18 ottobre 2019-Exe Flegrei 2019: testata la pianificazione del settore sanitario","field_titolo_esteso":"18 ottobre 2019-Exe Flegrei 2019: testata la pianificazione del settore sanitario","body":{"processed":"Il Servizio Sanità della Regione Campania e il Dipartimento, nell'ambito dell'esercitazione Exe Flegrei 2019, hanno scelto di simulare l'evacuazione di pazienti degli ospedali interessati dall'evento vulcanico, nelle altre Regioni o Province Autonome.
\nLo scenario ha previsto qualche centinaia di persone ricoverate da evacuare, tra cui molti \"critici\", che avrebbero richiesto cure intensive durante il trasporto, di solito fornite dagli Elicotteri 118.
In base a quanto stabilito dalla Dpcm 24 Giugno 2016 “Individuazione della Centrale Remota Operazioni Soccorso Sanitario per il coordinamento dei soccorsi sanitari urgenti nonché dei Referenti Sanitari Regionali in caso di emergenza nazionale”, in situazioni emergenziali, la Centrale Remota Operazioni Soccorso Sanitario-Cross contatta i referenti sanitari regionali di tutte le altre Regioni (15 Regioni e 2 Provincie Autonome) che hanno messo a disposizione i posti letto specialistici e gli elicotteri 118 per il trasporto (procedure MedEvac).
\nNella mattina di venerdì 18 ottobre, si è esercitata la Cross Piemontese, mentre il pomeriggio si è attivata la Cross Toscana.
\nIn particolare la Cross Toscana, oltre a seguire l'evacuazione degli ospedali minacciati, ha simulato la ricerca di posti letto in Residenze Assistite per persone non autosufficienti, per gli assistiti delle Rsa campane da evacuare.
\nSono stati attivati, per posti di comando i 3 Moduli \"DisEvac\" (Disability Evacuation) della organizzazione di volontariato di protezione civile Misericordie d'Italia ed è stato effettuato un test di evacuazione della Rsa di Napoli Posillipo.
\n
\nIl responsabile della Rsa, Vincenzo Schiattarella e Gionata Fatichenti, Direttore dell'area emergenza delle Misericordie d'Italia, ci raccontano come si è operato nella simulazione dell'allontanamento delle persone ospitate presso la Rsa di Posillipo. I pazienti sono stati interpretati da alcuni figuranti.
Il Servizio Sanità della Regione Campania e il Dipartimento, nell'ambito dell'esercitazione Exe Flegrei 2019, hanno scelto di simulare l'evacuazione di pazienti degli ospedali interessati dall'evento vulcanico, nelle altre Regioni o Province Autonome.
\r\nLo scenario ha previsto qualche centinaia di persone ricoverate da evacuare, tra cui molti \"critici\", che avrebbero richiesto cure intensive durante il trasporto, di solito fornite dagli Elicotteri 118.
In base a quanto stabilito dalla Dpcm 24 Giugno 2016 “Individuazione della Centrale Remota Operazioni Soccorso Sanitario per il coordinamento dei soccorsi sanitari urgenti nonché dei Referenti Sanitari Regionali in caso di emergenza nazionale”, in situazioni emergenziali, la Centrale Remota Operazioni Soccorso Sanitario-Cross contatta i referenti sanitari regionali di tutte le altre Regioni (15 Regioni e 2 Provincie Autonome) che hanno messo a disposizione i posti letto specialistici e gli elicotteri 118 per il trasporto (procedure MedEvac).
\r\n\r\nNella mattina di venerdì 18 ottobre, si è esercitata la Cross Piemontese, mentre il pomeriggio si è attivata la Cross Toscana.
\r\nIn particolare la Cross Toscana, oltre a seguire l'evacuazione degli ospedali minacciati, ha simulato la ricerca di posti letto in Residenze Assistite per persone non autosufficienti, per gli assistiti delle Rsa campane da evacuare.
\r\nSono stati attivati, per posti di comando i 3 Moduli \"DisEvac\" (Disability Evacuation) della organizzazione di volontariato di protezione civile Misericordie d'Italia ed è stato effettuato un test di evacuazione della Rsa di Napoli Posillipo.
\r\n
\r\nIl responsabile della Rsa, Vincenzo Schiattarella e Gionata Fatichenti, Direttore dell'area emergenza delle Misericordie d'Italia, ci raccontano come si è operato nella simulazione dell'allontanamento delle persone ospitate presso la Rsa di Posillipo. I pazienti sono stati interpretati da alcuni figuranti.
Simulata una prova di evacuazione nella Rsa_Residenza Sanitaria Assistenziale di Napoli-Posillipo
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\nCon queste parole il Capo del Dipartimento, Angelo Borrelli, ha aperto oggi pomeriggio i lavori di Exe Flegrei 2019 presso la sede della Protezione civile della Campania di San Marco Evangelista (CE), individuata come Direzione di Comando e Controllo (Di.Coma.C) per il coordinamento delle attività nella pianificazione dell’esercitazione.
\n
\nCon Exe Flegrei 2109 vogliamo testare il nostro impianto di emergenza di gestione di un rischio che ci pone tutti quanti in attenzione, ha proseguito Borrelli, «con il Vulcano Campi Flegrei siamo in una fase di allerta gialla e speriamo di non dover mai attivare una Di.coma.C. per un’operazione reale però dobbiamo essere preparati e lavorare tutti insieme anche con i colleghi Prefetti perché il loro ruolo nel coordinamento delle attività di soccorso è fondamentale».
\nIl Capo Dipartimento ha ringraziato infine la Comunità scientifica per il prezioso lavoro che svolge quotidianamente a supporto delle attività Dipartimento e ai volontari impegnati quotidianamente sul territorio e durante le emergenze.
\n
\n«E’ un onore ospitare la Di.Coma.C. nel territorio di Caserta, ha dichiarato il prefetto Raffaele Ruberto, che nell’ipotesi prevista dalla pianificazione è immediatamente a ridosso dell’area flegrea e si occuperebbe di alcune attività rispetto all’esodo e alle attività successive all’eventuale evento calamitoso».
\n
\nEntra nel vivo dunque l’esercitazione, che vedrà impegnato il Sistema nazionale di Protezione civile da oggi fino a domenica 20 ottobre, nei comuni di Napoli, Pozzuoli, Quarto, Bacoli, Monte di Procida, Marano di Napoli e Giugliano in Campania. Exe Flgrei 2019 chiuderà la prima edizione della Settimana nazionale della Protezione civile istituita dal Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri.
\n
\nSono in programma una serie di attività che vanno dal monitoraggio dello stato del vulcano Campi Flegrei all'attivazione progressiva del sistema di protezione civile, con la simulazione dei passaggi di livello dell'allerta da giallo a arancione, fino al rosso. Saranno elevate anche le fasi operative di preallarme ed emergenza, e si arriverà alla simulazione dell’allontanamento e all'evacuazione di una parte della popolazione dei comuni dell’area rossa.
\n
\nAmpio spazio sarà dato anche all’attività di diffusione delle buone pratiche di protezione civile, durante i giorni dell’esercitazione, infatti, nelle piazze dei 7 comuni coinvolti ci saranno i gazebo della Campagna di comunicazione \"Io non rischio\", si è arricchita con il rischio dedicato al Vulcano Campi Flegrei.
\n
\nHanno partecipato all’apertura della Di.Coma.C. il Vice Capo Dipartimento dei Vigili del Fuoco Antonella Scolamiero, il Direttore operativo per il coordinamento delle emergenze Luigi D’Angelo e il Direttore della Protezione civile della Regione Campania Italo Giulivo.
\n
\nLa giornata si è chiusa con una riunione in videoconferenza con i sindaci, o i loro delegati, dei comuni della zona rossa presso i Centri operativi comunali (Coc) istituiti sul territorio. Il Capo Dipartimento ha ringraziato tutti i comuni per la collaborazione e le attività organizzate sul territorio ponendo l’accento sull’importanza della comunicazione alla popolazione. I sindaci hanno illustrato gli strumenti di comunicazione utilizzati per diffondere le informazioni sull’esercitazione ai propri cittadini.
«Questa esercitazione è molto sentita dal territorio e dal Dipartimento nazionale della Protezione civile, fondamentale per testare il nostro piano nazionale a 13 anni dall’esercitazione Mesimex che svolgemmo nell'area del Vesuvio».
\r\nCon queste parole il Capo del Dipartimento, Angelo Borrelli, ha aperto oggi pomeriggio i lavori di Exe Flegrei 2019 presso la sede della Protezione civile della Campania di San Marco Evangelista (CE), individuata come Direzione di Comando e Controllo (Di.Coma.C) per il coordinamento delle attività nella pianificazione dell’esercitazione.
\r\n
\r\nCon Exe Flegrei 2109 vogliamo testare il nostro impianto di emergenza di gestione di un rischio che ci pone tutti quanti in attenzione, ha proseguito Borrelli, «con il Vulcano Campi Flegrei siamo in una fase di allerta gialla e speriamo di non dover mai attivare una Di.coma.C. per un’operazione reale però dobbiamo essere preparati e lavorare tutti insieme anche con i colleghi Prefetti perché il loro ruolo nel coordinamento delle attività di soccorso è fondamentale».
\r\nIl Capo Dipartimento ha ringraziato infine la Comunità scientifica per il prezioso lavoro che svolge quotidianamente a supporto delle attività Dipartimento e ai volontari impegnati quotidianamente sul territorio e durante le emergenze.
\r\n
\r\n«E’ un onore ospitare la Di.Coma.C. nel territorio di Caserta, ha dichiarato il prefetto Raffaele Ruberto, che nell’ipotesi prevista dalla pianificazione è immediatamente a ridosso dell’area flegrea e si occuperebbe di alcune attività rispetto all’esodo e alle attività successive all’eventuale evento calamitoso».
\r\n
\r\nEntra nel vivo dunque l’esercitazione, che vedrà impegnato il Sistema nazionale di Protezione civile da oggi fino a domenica 20 ottobre, nei comuni di Napoli, Pozzuoli, Quarto, Bacoli, Monte di Procida, Marano di Napoli e Giugliano in Campania. Exe Flgrei 2019 chiuderà la prima edizione della Settimana nazionale della Protezione civile istituita dal Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri.
\r\n
\r\nSono in programma una serie di attività che vanno dal monitoraggio dello stato del vulcano Campi Flegrei all'attivazione progressiva del sistema di protezione civile, con la simulazione dei passaggi di livello dell'allerta da giallo a arancione, fino al rosso. Saranno elevate anche le fasi operative di preallarme ed emergenza, e si arriverà alla simulazione dell’allontanamento e all'evacuazione di una parte della popolazione dei comuni dell’area rossa.
\r\n
\r\nAmpio spazio sarà dato anche all’attività di diffusione delle buone pratiche di protezione civile, durante i giorni dell’esercitazione, infatti, nelle piazze dei 7 comuni coinvolti ci saranno i gazebo della Campagna di comunicazione \"Io non rischio\", si è arricchita con il rischio dedicato al Vulcano Campi Flegrei.
\r\n
\r\nHanno partecipato all’apertura della Di.Coma.C. il Vice Capo Dipartimento dei Vigili del Fuoco Antonella Scolamiero, il Direttore operativo per il coordinamento delle emergenze Luigi D’Angelo e il Direttore della Protezione civile della Regione Campania Italo Giulivo.
\r\n
\r\nLa giornata si è chiusa con una riunione in videoconferenza con i sindaci, o i loro delegati, dei comuni della zona rossa presso i Centri operativi comunali (Coc) istituiti sul territorio. Il Capo Dipartimento ha ringraziato tutti i comuni per la collaborazione e le attività organizzate sul territorio ponendo l’accento sull’importanza della comunicazione alla popolazione. I sindaci hanno illustrato gli strumenti di comunicazione utilizzati per diffondere le informazioni sull’esercitazione ai propri cittadini.
Aperti i lavori della Direzione di Comando e Controllo di San Marco Evangelista (CE), cuore delle operazioni dell’esercitazione
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\nSapere dove andare in caso di emergenza vulcanica deve essere un’informazione da diffondere in tutti i luoghi di aggregazione dell’area flegrea, a partire dalle scuole, ha sottolineato De Luca, «il piano di allontanamento della popolazione flegrea che verrà testato con l’esercitazione è fondamentale in caso sia necessario prendere sul campo decisioni per organizzare l’evacuazione». E’ fondamentale, ha precisato il Presidente della Regione Campania, «iniziare a “fare pratica” per sensibilizzare in maniera ampia le circa 500.000 persone che popolano l’area».
\nLa Regione Campania, ha affermato De Luca, è molto attenta alle questioni di protezione civile, «sono stati stanziati 5 milioni di euro ai comuni per i piani, abbiamo destinato risorse economiche importanti a favore del volontariato con l’acquisto di 120 mezzi che sono costati 10 milioni di euro. Ma non è solo l’aspetto economico a contare. Infatti sono in corso importanti studi sulla vulnerabilità sismica sugli edifici sensibili, come scuole e ospedali. La sanità in Campania sarà una delle criticità più delicate da affrontare per il gran numero e la grandezza delle strutture che operano sul territorio. Anche quello flegreo con l’ospedale di Pozzuoli, hub di tutta l’area».
\nIl Presidente della Regione ha voluto dedicare infine, «un apprezzamento alla Protezione Civile campana, modello operativo ed esempio di efficienza e capacità organizzativa: motivo di orgoglio e di serenità per la popolazione».
\nExe Flegrei 2019, «sarà l’appuntamento più importante che chiuderà la Settimana nazionale della Protezione civile», ha affermato il Capo Dipartimento, Angelo Borrelli, «che coinvolgerà più di 4 mila persone di Bacoli, Giugliano in Campania, Marano di Napoli, Monte di Procida, Napoli, Pozzuoli e Quarto, tutti comuni che si trovano all’interno dell’area rossa Flegrea. La popolazione evacuata con i mezzi della regione Campania sarà di oltre 600 persone». E’ una grande prova esercitativa che sarà soprattutto un test finalizzato a rafforzare la pianificazione di protezione civile per l’evacuazione cautelativa della popolazione dell’area dei Campi Flegrei, ha proseguito il Capo Dipartimento.
\nIl Capo Dipartimento ha comunicato il cronoprogramma delle attività, che inizieranno il 16 ottobre, con l’attività di monitoraggio e valutazione da parte dei Centri di Competenza del Dipartimento e con la simulazione delle variazioni di alcuni parametri del vulcano. Il giorno successivo, il 17 ottobre, è in programma la riunione in seduta straordinaria della Commissione Grandi Rischi, settore vulcanico, e la progressiva attivazione del Sistema nazionale di protezione civile, ci sarà il passaggio al livello di allerta arancione, il passaggio alla fase operativa di preallarme, la delibera dello stato di emergenza e la convocazione del Comitato operativo della protezione civile. Sempre il 17 ottobre saranno attivati il Centro coordinamento soccorsi (Ccs), i Centri operativi comunali (Coc) e la Direzione di comando e controllo (Di.Coma.C.).
\nIl 18 ottobre sarà effettuato il test delle pianificazioni di settore, l’allestimento delle aree di attesa e, dopo la valutazione dei parametri di monitoraggio, ci sarà il passaggio a livello di allerta rosso e alla fase operativa di allarme. Le attività addestrative, nella giornata del 19 ottobre, si concentreranno in particolare sui test di allontanamento della popolazione residente nei comuni della zona rossa flegrea.
\nNel programma di Exe Flegrei 2019 è prevista anche la Campagna di Io non rischio (Inr), che con l’occasione si è arricchita di un nuovo rischio: quello dedicato al Vulcano Campi Flegrei. Inr, ha concluso Borrelli, vede nella attività di diffusione delle buone pratiche di protezione civile in campo i volontari che, sono la grande forza del Sistema di protezione civile, «perché mettono a disposizione della collettività, la loro disponibilità, il loro tempo e le loro risorse umane».
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\r\n\r\nSapere dove andare in caso di emergenza vulcanica deve essere un’informazione da diffondere in tutti i luoghi di aggregazione dell’area flegrea, a partire dalle scuole, ha sottolineato De Luca, «il piano di allontanamento della popolazione flegrea che verrà testato con l’esercitazione è fondamentale in caso sia necessario prendere sul campo decisioni per organizzare l’evacuazione». E’ fondamentale, ha precisato il Presidente della Regione Campania, «iniziare a “fare pratica” per sensibilizzare in maniera ampia le circa 500.000 persone che popolano l’area».
\r\n\r\nLa Regione Campania, ha affermato De Luca, è molto attenta alle questioni di protezione civile, «sono stati stanziati 5 milioni di euro ai comuni per i piani, abbiamo destinato risorse economiche importanti a favore del volontariato con l’acquisto di 120 mezzi che sono costati 10 milioni di euro. Ma non è solo l’aspetto economico a contare. Infatti sono in corso importanti studi sulla vulnerabilità sismica sugli edifici sensibili, come scuole e ospedali. La sanità in Campania sarà una delle criticità più delicate da affrontare per il gran numero e la grandezza delle strutture che operano sul territorio. Anche quello flegreo con l’ospedale di Pozzuoli, hub di tutta l’area».
\r\n\r\nIl Presidente della Regione ha voluto dedicare infine, «un apprezzamento alla Protezione Civile campana, modello operativo ed esempio di efficienza e capacità organizzativa: motivo di orgoglio e di serenità per la popolazione».
\r\n\r\nExe Flegrei 2019, «sarà l’appuntamento più importante che chiuderà la Settimana nazionale della Protezione civile», ha affermato il Capo Dipartimento, Angelo Borrelli, «che coinvolgerà più di 4 mila persone di Bacoli, Giugliano in Campania, Marano di Napoli, Monte di Procida, Napoli, Pozzuoli e Quarto, tutti comuni che si trovano all’interno dell’area rossa Flegrea. La popolazione evacuata con i mezzi della regione Campania sarà di oltre 600 persone». E’ una grande prova esercitativa che sarà soprattutto un test finalizzato a rafforzare la pianificazione di protezione civile per l’evacuazione cautelativa della popolazione dell’area dei Campi Flegrei, ha proseguito il Capo Dipartimento.
\r\n\r\nIl Capo Dipartimento ha comunicato il cronoprogramma delle attività, che inizieranno il 16 ottobre, con l’attività di monitoraggio e valutazione da parte dei Centri di Competenza del Dipartimento e con la simulazione delle variazioni di alcuni parametri del vulcano. Il giorno successivo, il 17 ottobre, è in programma la riunione in seduta straordinaria della Commissione Grandi Rischi, settore vulcanico, e la progressiva attivazione del Sistema nazionale di protezione civile, ci sarà il passaggio al livello di allerta arancione, il passaggio alla fase operativa di preallarme, la delibera dello stato di emergenza e la convocazione del Comitato operativo della protezione civile. Sempre il 17 ottobre saranno attivati il Centro coordinamento soccorsi (Ccs), i Centri operativi comunali (Coc) e la Direzione di comando e controllo (Di.Coma.C.).
\r\n\r\nIl 18 ottobre sarà effettuato il test delle pianificazioni di settore, l’allestimento delle aree di attesa e, dopo la valutazione dei parametri di monitoraggio, ci sarà il passaggio a livello di allerta rosso e alla fase operativa di allarme. Le attività addestrative, nella giornata del 19 ottobre, si concentreranno in particolare sui test di allontanamento della popolazione residente nei comuni della zona rossa flegrea.
\r\n\r\nNel programma di Exe Flegrei 2019 è prevista anche la Campagna di Io non rischio (Inr), che con l’occasione si è arricchita di un nuovo rischio: quello dedicato al Vulcano Campi Flegrei. Inr, ha concluso Borrelli, vede nella attività di diffusione delle buone pratiche di protezione civile in campo i volontari che, sono la grande forza del Sistema di protezione civile, «perché mettono a disposizione della collettività, la loro disponibilità, il loro tempo e le loro risorse umane».
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\nL’esercitazione, che avrà luogo durante la Settimana nazionale di protezione civile, sarà presentata alla stampa giovedì 10 ottobre, alle ore 10.00, presso la sala De Sanctis della Regione Campania a Napoli (via S.Lucia, 81), dal Presidente della Regione Campania, Vincenzo De Luca, dal Prefetto di Napoli, Carmela Pagano, dal Capo Dipartimento della Protezione Civile, Angelo Borrelli e dal Direttore Generale dell’INGV, Maria Siclari.
\nCon il coinvolgimento di circa 1000 operatori del Servizio Nazionale di Protezione Civile, “Exe Flegrei 2019” si svolgerà nei territori dei Campi Flegrei con l’obiettivo di testare le attività connesse alla pianificazione di protezione civile per il rischio vulcanico nell’area, in un contesto esercitativo che vedrà la partecipazione attiva dei Comuni della zona rossa dei Campi Flegrei, di tutti i settori regionali (protezione civile, sanità, trasporti), nonché il contributo di tutte le strutture e istituzioni coinvolte nella pianificazione nazionale.
\nLo scenario esercitativo simulerà la variazione dei parametri di monitoraggio e il verificarsi di fenomenologie tali da determinare un passaggio dallo stato attuale del vulcano al rischio di eruzione; al contempo sarà simulato il processo di valutazione tecnico-scientifica propedeutica alla variazione dei livelli di allerta da parte del Dipartimento su indicazione della Commissione Grandi Rischi. Le attività addestrative, nella giornata del 19 ottobre, si concentreranno in particolare sui test di allontanamento della popolazione residente nei comuni della zona rossa flegrea.
\nUno specifico momento esercitativo sarà dedicato alla salvaguardia dei beni culturali.
\nDurante l’esercitazione, inoltre, è in programma la Campagna di comunicazione nazionale per le buone pratiche di protezione civile “Io non rischio” declinata per l’occasione sul rischio vulcanico. Sabato 19 ottobre i volontari e le volontarie di protezione civile saranno presenti, con i gazebo “Io non rischio”, nei Comuni della zona rossa che partecipano all’esercitazione per informare la popolazione sul vulcano e sulle sue fenomenologie, sul sistema di allertamento e sul piano nazionale di protezione civile.
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Prenderà il via mercoledì 16 ottobre - e proseguirà fino a domenica 20 - l’esercitazione nazionale sul rischio vulcanico “Exe Flegrei 2019”, organizzata dal Dipartimento della Protezione Civile e dalla Regione Campania, in collaborazione con i Comuni della zona rossa dei Campi Flegrei, con la Prefettura di Napoli, con le strutture operative e i centri di competenza del Dipartimento (INGV, Centro Studi PLINIVS-LUPT e CNR-IREA); parteciperanno inoltre, le Regioni e le Province Autonome gemellate con i Comuni coinvolti.
\r\n\r\nL’esercitazione, che avrà luogo durante la Settimana nazionale di protezione civile, sarà presentata alla stampa giovedì 10 ottobre, alle ore 10.00, presso la sala De Sanctis della Regione Campania a Napoli (via S.Lucia, 81), dal Presidente della Regione Campania, Vincenzo De Luca, dal Prefetto di Napoli, Carmela Pagano, dal Capo Dipartimento della Protezione Civile, Angelo Borrelli e dal Direttore Generale dell’INGV, Maria Siclari.
\r\n\r\nCon il coinvolgimento di circa 1000 operatori del Servizio Nazionale di Protezione Civile, “Exe Flegrei 2019” si svolgerà nei territori dei Campi Flegrei con l’obiettivo di testare le attività connesse alla pianificazione di protezione civile per il rischio vulcanico nell’area, in un contesto esercitativo che vedrà la partecipazione attiva dei Comuni della zona rossa dei Campi Flegrei, di tutti i settori regionali (protezione civile, sanità, trasporti), nonché il contributo di tutte le strutture e istituzioni coinvolte nella pianificazione nazionale.
\r\n\r\nLo scenario esercitativo simulerà la variazione dei parametri di monitoraggio e il verificarsi di fenomenologie tali da determinare un passaggio dallo stato attuale del vulcano al rischio di eruzione; al contempo sarà simulato il processo di valutazione tecnico-scientifica propedeutica alla variazione dei livelli di allerta da parte del Dipartimento su indicazione della Commissione Grandi Rischi. Le attività addestrative, nella giornata del 19 ottobre, si concentreranno in particolare sui test di allontanamento della popolazione residente nei comuni della zona rossa flegrea.
\r\n\r\nUno specifico momento esercitativo sarà dedicato alla salvaguardia dei beni culturali.
\r\n\r\nDurante l’esercitazione, inoltre, è in programma la Campagna di comunicazione nazionale per le buone pratiche di protezione civile “Io non rischio” declinata per l’occasione sul rischio vulcanico. Sabato 19 ottobre i volontari e le volontarie di protezione civile saranno presenti, con i gazebo “Io non rischio”, nei Comuni della zona rossa che partecipano all’esercitazione per informare la popolazione sul vulcano e sulle sue fenomenologie, sul sistema di allertamento e sul piano nazionale di protezione civile.
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What does Civil Protection mean? What are the natural risks affecting Italian territory? The answers to these questions marked the start of today's training day at the headquarters of the Prefecture of Naples in Piazza del Plebiscito, as part of Campi Flegrei 2019 exercise, addressed to the operators of the Rescue Coordination Centres (CCS), the liaison body for emergency activities at the provincial level made up of the heads of all operational structures active in the area.
\nToday's meeting, as the Director of the Emergency Planning and Exercise Service, Paola Pagliara, highlighted, focused on parts of the specific training activities of Exe Flegrei 2019 and on the National System of Civil Protection. The training project is part of the exercise and will be assessed in the final evaluation. After a brief presentation of the National System, the participants were presented with the most significant innovations introduced by Legislative Decree No. 1 of January 2, 2018 - the new Civil Protection Code - in particular, with regard to the participation of citizens in planning activities and the dissemination of self-protection practices.
\nParticular attention was paid to the Campi Flegrei risk scenario , the volcanic dangers of the caldera and the mitigation actions implemented by the scientific community - ranging from the hazard assessment to the monitoring of the state of the volcano - described by Giovanni Macedonio of the Vesuvius Observatory of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV).
\nThe training day with the operators of the CCS ended with the intervention of the Director of Civil Protection of the Campania Region, Italo Giulivo, who explained the plan for the population removal from the red zone during the exercise, which required the involvement of more than 4000 people, the activation of 7 waiting areas and 2 meeting areas. The results of the exercise test, Giulivo specified, will be applied from a methodological point of view of the entire population removal plan from the Campi Flegrei area.
\nA series of training events were held in the Naples Prefecture before today, dedicated to the participants taking part in the Exercise in their respective fields of competence.
\n\"Communicating the volcanic risk\" was the theme of the study day dedicated to journalists and press officers held at the Management Centre on September 25. During the meeting, organized by the Department in collaboration with the Campania Region and in agreement with the regional Order of Journalists, the participants were presented with the scenarios of the national civil protection plan for Campi Flegrei and the planning for volcanic risk. After the greetings by the President of the Regional Order, the following experts were given the floor, Ottavio Lucarelli, the Director of Operations for the coordination of emergencies of the Department, Luigi D'Angelo, the Director of the Volcanoes Department of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Augusto Neri and Giuseppe Grimaldi from the Campanian Agency for Sustainable Mobility (Acamir) .
\nAnother step of the training project was the seminar:\"The Campi Flegrei volcanic risk : scenario and national planning\" which was held on September 26 at the Auditorium Torre C3 of the Directional Center of the headquarters of the Campania Region, Local Administration employees. The initiative, which covered issues relating to the National System of Civil Protection, the volcanic risk of the Campi Flegrei area, the model of intervention and the population removal plan, was attended by about 200 employees of the Campania region and municipalities interested in the activities.
\nFinally, since June, seminars on cultural heritage addressed to volunteers and public administration officials have been held, attended by employees of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, the Campania Region and representatives of the Fire Fighters and the Carabinieri. The corse were conceived to meet the need for appropriate levels of training for the dissemination of knowledge, procedures and skills, aimed to encourage the overall improvement of actions to secure the cultural heritage in the event of civil protection emergencies.
\nThe training for Exe Flegrei 2019 will continue on October 4 and 6 with meetings with volunteers who will participate in the exercise and will end on October 11 with the module dedicated to municipal operators.
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\r\n\r\nToday's meeting, as the Director of the Emergency Planning and Exercise Service, Paola Pagliara, highlighted, focused on parts of the specific training activities of Exe Flegrei 2019 and on the National System of Civil Protection. The training project is part of the exercise and will be assessed in the final evaluation. After a brief presentation of the National System, the participants were presented with the most significant innovations introduced by Legislative Decree No. 1 of January 2, 2018 - the new Civil Protection Code - in particular, with regard to the participation of citizens in planning activities and the dissemination of self-protection practices.
\r\n\r\nParticular attention was paid to the Campi Flegrei risk scenario , the volcanic dangers of the caldera and the mitigation actions implemented by the scientific community - ranging from the hazard assessment to the monitoring of the state of the volcano - described by Giovanni Macedonio of the Vesuvius Observatory of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV).
\r\n\r\nThe training day with the operators of the CCS ended with the intervention of the Director of Civil Protection of the Campania Region, Italo Giulivo, who explained the plan for the population removal from the red zone during the exercise, which required the involvement of more than 4000 people, the activation of 7 waiting areas and 2 meeting areas. The results of the exercise test, Giulivo specified, will be applied from a methodological point of view of the entire population removal plan from the Campi Flegrei area.
\r\n\r\nA series of training events were held in the Naples Prefecture before today, dedicated to the participants taking part in the Exercise in their respective fields of competence.
\r\n\r\n\"Communicating the volcanic risk\" was the theme of the study day dedicated to journalists and press officers held at the Management Centre on September 25. During the meeting, organized by the Department in collaboration with the Campania Region and in agreement with the regional Order of Journalists, the participants were presented with the scenarios of the national civil protection plan for Campi Flegrei and the planning for volcanic risk. After the greetings by the President of the Regional Order, the following experts were given the floor, Ottavio Lucarelli, the Director of Operations for the coordination of emergencies of the Department, Luigi D'Angelo, the Director of the Volcanoes Department of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Augusto Neri and Giuseppe Grimaldi from the Campanian Agency for Sustainable Mobility (Acamir) .
\r\n\r\nAnother step of the training project was the seminar:\"The Campi Flegrei volcanic risk : scenario and national planning\" which was held on September 26 at the Auditorium Torre C3 of the Directional Center of the headquarters of the Campania Region, Local Administration employees. The initiative, which covered issues relating to the National System of Civil Protection, the volcanic risk of the Campi Flegrei area, the model of intervention and the population removal plan, was attended by about 200 employees of the Campania region and municipalities interested in the activities.
\r\n\r\nFinally, since June, seminars on cultural heritage addressed to volunteers and public administration officials have been held, attended by employees of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, the Campania Region and representatives of the Fire Fighters and the Carabinieri. The corse were conceived to meet the need for appropriate levels of training for the dissemination of knowledge, procedures and skills, aimed to encourage the overall improvement of actions to secure the cultural heritage in the event of civil protection emergencies.
\r\n\r\nThe training for Exe Flegrei 2019 will continue on October 4 and 6 with meetings with volunteers who will participate in the exercise and will end on October 11 with the module dedicated to municipal operators.
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\nThe aims of the meetings were to explain to the population what will be tested during the exercise and answer citizens' questions about the volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields, the civil protection plan and removal routes.
\nRepresentatives of the Civil Protection Department, the Campania Region, the INGV - Vesuvian Observatory and the University of Pisa, the mayors of the municipalities (Josi Della Ragione, Mayor of Bacoli; Giuseppe Pugliese, Mayor of Monte di Procida; Vincenzo Figliolia, Mayor of Pozzuoli; Antonio Sabino, Mayor of Quarto), as well as the citizens of the involved municipalities, attended the event.
Bacoli. The meeting with the population of Bacoli was held on 16 September in the suggestive setting of Parco Vanvitelliano. After an explanation of the activities planned during the exercise and after providing some information on the civil protection plan for the volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields, the debate that involved the citizens present in the hall of the Vanvitellian Park was launched.
\nSeveral topics were covered such as the road system, the means of transport, the clarifications regarding the different phases of the plan and also the need for further opportunities for debate and information for the population, according to several citizens. Particular interest was also aroused by the twinning system and the destinations in case of activation of the alarm phase.
Monte di Procida. On the afternoon of September 17, in the Council Chamber of the Municipality of Monte di Procida, in addition to institutional representatives and representatives of the scientific community, numerous citizens of different ages took part, from very young students to older people.
\nLuigi D'Angelo, Director of the Civil Protection Department, in his speech stressed the importance of the involvement of the population for the success of the exercise and the test of the civil protection plan for volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields. Francesca Bianco, Director of the Vesuvian Observatory, explained the reasons which determined in 2012 the transition to the yellow alert level and illustrated the scientific progress made for the monitoring of the parameters. Italo Giulivo, Director of Civil Protection of the Campania Region, presented what was foreseen in the plan to remove the population. The Municipality of Monte di Procida will send to the citizens of the area, for which the evacuation will be simulated, a registration form and will provide instructions to citizens about the removal.
Pozzuoli. The meetings ended on September 18 in Pozzuoli and Quarto. In particular, the citizens of Pozzuoli involved in Exe Flegrei 2019, emphasized the Director of Operations for the coordination of emergencies of the Department Luigi D'Angelo, after the removal to the waiting areas will be transferred by buses made available to the Campania Region to the meeting area of the central station of Naples. After arrival at the station will be simulated the departure of a train provided by the Italian National Railways.
\nQuarto. During the meeting with the population that took place at the headquarters of the Civil Protection in Quarto, one of the pilot projects planned in the framework of the exercise activities was presented to the participants: the participatory planning. The municipality of Quarto has decided to actively involve citizens in view of the exercise through a path that initially consisted in the evaluation of the waiting areas to test their functionality, in particular those located in places with higher population density.
\nThe course involved employers' and trade union organisations, local authorities and civil protection volunteers. After discussions with these stakeholders, requests emerged regarding the exercise, including the need for a census of citizens with special needs for assistance and the creation of detailed information material for the transfer from home to the waiting area. The project of participatory planning has been realized also thanks to the collaboration of the Cima Foundation.
In view of the exercise to be held in the Phlegraean Fields area from 16 to 20 October, information meetings with the citizens of the municipalities of Bacoli, Monte di Procida, Pozzuoli and Quarto have been held. The exercise activities will also take place in Naples, Marano di Napoli, and Giugliano in Campania.
\r\nThe aims of the meetings were to explain to the population what will be tested during the exercise and answer citizens' questions about the volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields, the civil protection plan and removal routes.
\r\nRepresentatives of the Civil Protection Department, the Campania Region, the INGV - Vesuvian Observatory and the University of Pisa, the mayors of the municipalities (Josi Della Ragione, Mayor of Bacoli; Giuseppe Pugliese, Mayor of Monte di Procida; Vincenzo Figliolia, Mayor of Pozzuoli; Antonio Sabino, Mayor of Quarto), as well as the citizens of the involved municipalities, attended the event.
Bacoli. The meeting with the population of Bacoli was held on 16 September in the suggestive setting of Parco Vanvitelliano. After an explanation of the activities planned during the exercise and after providing some information on the civil protection plan for the volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields, the debate that involved the citizens present in the hall of the Vanvitellian Park was launched.
\r\nSeveral topics were covered such as the road system, the means of transport, the clarifications regarding the different phases of the plan and also the need for further opportunities for debate and information for the population, according to several citizens. Particular interest was also aroused by the twinning system and the destinations in case of activation of the alarm phase.
Monte di Procida. On the afternoon of September 17, in the Council Chamber of the Municipality of Monte di Procida, in addition to institutional representatives and representatives of the scientific community, numerous citizens of different ages took part, from very young students to older people.
\r\nLuigi D'Angelo, Director of the Civil Protection Department, in his speech stressed the importance of the involvement of the population for the success of the exercise and the test of the civil protection plan for volcanic risk at the Phlegraean Fields. Francesca Bianco, Director of the Vesuvian Observatory, explained the reasons which determined in 2012 the transition to the yellow alert level and illustrated the scientific progress made for the monitoring of the parameters. Italo Giulivo, Director of Civil Protection of the Campania Region, presented what was foreseen in the plan to remove the population. The Municipality of Monte di Procida will send to the citizens of the area, for which the evacuation will be simulated, a registration form and will provide instructions to citizens about the removal.
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Quarto. During the meeting with the population that took place at the headquarters of the Civil Protection in Quarto, one of the pilot projects planned in the framework of the exercise activities was presented to the participants: the participatory planning. The municipality of Quarto has decided to actively involve citizens in view of the exercise through a path that initially consisted in the evaluation of the waiting areas to test their functionality, in particular those located in places with higher population density.
\r\nThe course involved employers' and trade union organisations, local authorities and civil protection volunteers. After discussions with these stakeholders, requests emerged regarding the exercise, including the need for a census of citizens with special needs for assistance and the creation of detailed information material for the transfer from home to the waiting area. The project of participatory planning has been realized also thanks to the collaboration of the Cima Foundation.
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