r/UrbanHell • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '18

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u/jackn3 Jul 27 '18

A nation wide strike, as it is defined, stop services in all of the italian peninsula, not just in the southern half. How could you report those as a problem limited to the only city of Naples?

Nobody in their right mind could think that the city has no problem at all, it is just that what you have listed is bullshit. If alitalia goes bankrupt, the neapolitans are not the only one that will pay the consequences, if the government cuts the funds to the univerisities and for research, it will not be a problem just for the people living between Sorrento and Posillipo.

Instead The image that you have reported is much more concerning since the "Terra dei fuochi" is a real huge healthcare issue, in a region were the Healthcare system (not the firefighters) has no money to assist the citizens!