(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 22 - A 90-year-old Italian teacher's flat
was occupied by squatters in Naples when she went to visit
relatives recently, Il Mattino newspaper reported Monday.
The new occupants ditched the woman's furnishings and changed
the locks while she was away, a local priest said in denouncing
the incident in a homily Sunday.
The flat is near Naples' central and iconic Piazza Plebiscito.
The priest, don Michele Pezzella, said "the people who occupied
that home are not real Christians".
It is not the first case in the area, the cleric said. (ANSA).
Woman, 90, has flat snatched by squatters in Naples
Teacher came back from relatives visit to find locks changed