Rome, Virginia Raggi and the “fight against the nasty”

In Rome it is “the fight against the dirty men”. Word of the mayor Virginia Raggi, who in a post on Facebook has rattled off the numbers of the campaign against those – a “minority”, she explains – that dirty the capital. “The commitment of this administration in the fight against filthies, who dirty our city every day, is demonstrated by the numbers. Figures that speak for themselves, thanks to the precious work of the Environment and Decoration Unit of our Local Police, the Nad, which I wanted create specifically for this “, writes the mayor. ” Since its establishment, the NAD has seized 203 vehicles used for environmental crimes. In the last year and a half alone – continues Raggi -, 48 people have been reported to the Judicial Authority and over 9 thousand fines for environmental crimes have been raised, for a total of about 1.3 million euros ”. Thanks to a video surveillance system and camera traps, we have identified those who created illegal landfills, threw their waste in our green areas, spilled all kinds of materials in road bins in disregard of all regulations and, above all, of civil coexistence. The victims of this minority of filthy people, in fact, are all of us citizens. And we will carry on this fight, together ”, the conclusion of the post.