(Terni, January 16, 2026) – A Provincial Committee for Public Order and Security convened in Terni on Wednesday, January 14, to assess the city’s security situation following recent incidents of violence and attacks on healthcare workers.
The committee will review security measures and address rising concerns about safety in the city center and at the local hospital.
- The committee is being convened by Prefect of Terni, Antonietta Orlando.
- Recent inter-force patrols have focused on areas with high nightlife activity.
- The committee will address attacks on emergency room personnel at the Terni hospital.
- A permanent table will be launched, involving regional and hospital officials, following a memorandum of understanding signed in November.
The Provincial Committee for Public Order and Security, led by Prefect Antonietta Orlando, will examine the current security landscape in Terni, according to a statement released Tuesday. The meeting comes in response to recent episodes of violence within the city, prompting a review of existing safety protocols.
As part of the ongoing effort to maintain public order, joint patrols involving the State Police, Carabinieri, Guardia di Finanza, and Local Police have been conducting regular surveillance in key areas of the city center, particularly those known for nightlife, police said. These patrols, which also took place last Saturday, employ both stationary garrisons and dynamic surveillance tactics.
Healthcare Worker Safety a Priority
A critically important portion of Wednesday’s meeting will be dedicated to addressing the escalating issue of attacks on healthcare personnel in the emergency room of the Terni hospital.These attacks have been particularly concerning following a series of incidents recorded at the end of last year, officials stated.
To address this issue,a permanent table will be established,coordinated by the Prefecture,and will include representatives from the Region and “S. Maria” Hospital. This initiative stems from a Memorandum of Understanding signed on November 25, demonstrating a collaborative approach to protecting healthcare workers, according to the Prefecture.
Why It Matters
The convening of this committee underscores the growing concern over public safety and security in Terni. The focus on both general violence and targeted attacks on healthcare workers highlights the multifaceted nature of the challenges facing the city. The collaborative approach, involving multiple law enforcement agencies and healthcare institutions, signals a commitment to a coordinated response. This proactive measure aims to reassure residents and visitors, and to ensure the safety of those who provide essential services.
Time.news based this report on information published by ternilife.com and added autonomous context.
Why: The committee was convened due to a rise in both general violence and targeted attacks on healthcare workers in Terni, raising public safety concerns.
Who: The committee is led by Prefect Antonietta Orlando and includes representatives from the State Police, Carabinieri, Guardia di Finanza, Local Police, the Region, and “S. Maria” Hospital.
What: The committee is reviewing security measures, addressing the attacks on healthcare workers, and establishing a permanent
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