Fratelli d’Italia in Castellammare di Stabia has criticised the condition of school buildings in the city and appealed to the extraordinary commission for urgent action, according to Metropolis Web.
The criticism, raised by the party’s local coordinating group led by Giovanni De Angelis, covers building conditions, sanitation and safety in schools. The party called for faster ordinary maintenance, planned extraordinary interventions and a greater municipal-police presence near school gates.
The controversy is linked to alleged recent sanitary incidents, including rodents reported in some school buildings and reported cases of scabies. Those accounts remain reported claims and have not been independently verified through inspection records or health-authority documents.
The “Seminario” branch of Istituto Comprensivo 2 “Panzini” was reported as temporarily closed, with teaching activities suspended for several days. Families were described as angry over what they consider inadequate municipal attention to school conditions.
Municipal records show a separate track of documented works. The municipality completed the final payment and technical-administrative approval stage for renovation, redevelopment and energy-efficiency works at Scuola Fratte, funded through the PNRR education programme.
The municipal administration says it has adopted more than 300 measures and acts since the previous September, including maintenance and structural projects. It is not yet clear whether those interventions address every issue raised by the party and families, or whether the reported problems affect all school complexes or only specific buildings.
