Castelli, 'safety and legality at the center of reconstruction work'

"At 7.40am 10 years ago it all seemed over: a third major shock shook an area of the central Apennines of 8 thousand square kilometres: little by little, after some serious initial uncertainties, we managed to reorganize the work, concentrate the resources, to adopt rules which have allowed us in the last three years to bring home more than 15 thousand people, to start 98% of the planned public reconstruction works and to close something like 15 thousand construction sites, while About 10 thousand are still in progress."

Thus in a social post the extraordinary commissioner for post-earthquake reconstruction Guido Castelli on the tenth anniversary of the strongest shock recorded during the earthquake that heavily hit Central Italy in 2016, of magnitude 6.5 with its epicenter between Norcia and Preci.

"The work continues incessantly as demonstrated by the fact that today we are inaugurating both the Norcia and Cascia hospitals. Now it is a question of continuing this work, of completing it - he concludes - while keeping the two prerequisites of the reconstruction firm: safety at work and legality, the two safeguards that have always been the point of reference for our action".