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On-call female doctor shot dead in Calabria

On-call female doctor shot dead in Calabria

Francesca Romeo, 67, was driving home after her shift

ROME, 18 November 2023, 18:11

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A doctor was shot dead in an ambush in the southern region of Calabria on Saturday as she was driving home at the end of her shift.
    Francesca Romeo, 67, worked as an on call doctor in Santa Cristina in Aspromonte near Reggio Calabria.
    The woman's husband, 66-year-old Antonio Napoli, also a medic, was injured in the attack.
    Early reports suggest two people opened fire at their car near a hairpin bend on the road linking Santa Cristina to Taurianova.
    Local prosecutors have opened an investigation.
    The National Federation of Doctors' Associations Fnomceo said it was "shocked" by the news.
    "We are confident in the work of the police to clarify the motive," said Fnomceo president Filippo Anelli.
    "The fact remains that another woman doctor has been killed on her way home from work. We demand protection, we demand security. We cannot consider curbing the desertion of the National Health Service, especially in tormented areas like Calabria, if we do not ensure appropriate conditions for the exercise of the profession," he added.
   

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