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A bus driver was attacked on board a bus in Scampia for reasons related to stops.
An Air Campania driver was attacked while on duty on the Scampia-Mondragone route.
The episode occurred this morning on Line 08na in the Scampia area, in Naples.
A man boarded the bus and after an argument with the driver, apparently over issues related to the stop, he pulled out the blade and hit him, causing two wounds to his arm.
The police were immediately alerted.
The Carabinieri and 118 health personnel intervened on site.
The man was stopped.
The driver was transported to the emergency room for necessary treatment.
The company expresses full solidarity and closeness to the operator involved, firmly condemning any form of violence against those who carry out a public service on a daily basis.
"They are criminals - said the Sole Director of Air Campania, Anthony Acconcia.
There are no other words.
It is unacceptable for a worker to be attacked while carrying out his service.
On the safety front, for months we have activated private security services on board buses, but it is necessary to further strengthen prevention and protection measures, especially in the areas most exposed to episodes of violence.
We need a shared commitment from the institutions and law enforcement agencies - he concluded - to guarantee safety conditions for those who work and travel".

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