NTR24's "Wg Flash 24" bulletin for October 2, 2026 rounds up the main headlines from Benevento and the Sannio area, covering the environment, schools, culture, and local events.
Calore River fish kill reportedly attributed to heat and drought
The bulletin reports on the recent fish kill in the Calore River, which was reportedly attributed to extreme heat and drought. Reduced water levels allegedly deprived fish of oxygen, causing asphyxiation.
The report cites dossiers from the local health authority (ASL) and the Istituto Zooprofilattico. The full dossiers were not made available in the bulletin.
School planning: 22 proposals for 2027/2028
A technical meeting held at the Rocca dei Rettori examined 22 proposals for new school courses and study tracks for the 2027/2028 educational offering.
The bulletin does not specify which proposals were discussed in detail or which received a favorable opinion.
Museum network reportedly obtains 100,000 euros in tourism funding
The project "L'Antico Egitto a Benevento e i Tesori del Sannio," promoted by Sannio Europa, reportedly obtained 100,000 euros from Italy's Ministry of Tourism under the Fondo Unico Nazionale per il Turismo.
The funding is intended to support the provincial museum network. The bulletin does not provide the funding decree or a detailed breakdown.
"Verde Comune": new trees in Telese Terme and Castelvenere
The "Verde Comune" project plans new tree plantings in Telese Terme and Castelvenere, with field work scheduled between February and March 2027.
Strega Alberti hosts "Stregonerie" presentation
The bulletin also notes the presentation of the eighth edition of "Stregonerie – Premio Strega tutto l'anno" at Strega Alberti in Benevento.
Source: NTR24, "Wg flash 24 del 2 ottobre 2026" — "Le principali notizie da Benevento e dal Sannio."
