Water Infiltration Disrupts Circumvesuviana Train Service

Due to water infiltration in a tunnel, a section of the Circumvesuviana has been interrupted. This has caused new inconveniences for passengers who use the Vesuvian lines managed by Eav for their travels. Many travelers were forced, in addition to 'extending' their journey, to transfer from one train to another. In particular, many users were literally stuck at the Volla station, where the train that was supposed to take them to the Piazza Garibaldi stop in Naples was halted, to then get on Metro 2 and reach Campi Flegrei, just steps away from the Mostra d'Oltremare where the 2024 edition of Comicon, the comic book fair that records thousands of visitors a day, is scheduled until tomorrow. 'From 12:15 PM, the Naples-Volla and Naples-San Giorgio via Centro Direzionale railway section has been restored to regular train service,' finally announced the Ente Autonomo Volturno, which manages the line, putting an end to the morning's inconveniences. The inconveniences arose due to 'water infiltrations in the tunnel near the Napoli Centro Direzionale stop coming from the Fs square,' as explained by Eav.