Some Naples residents feel abandoned by the government after a night of clashes between protestors and police over waste disposal. MOREINFO: SCRIPT: People in Naples have had no choice but to dump household waste on ever growing piles in the streets. Italian media reported that some 110,000 tonnes of garbage had accumulated in the Campania region, of which Naples is the capital. Prime Minister Romano Prodi has promised a radical solution to the crisis and is due to hold an emergency meeting with his ministers. STORY: Naples residents awoke to what looked like a war zone. Further clashes between protestors and police overnight dashed hopes of a peaceful end to a waste disposal crisis which has brought part of the southern Italian city to a standstill. Protesters in the suburb of Pianura are trying to halt the re-opening of the waste dump, closed in 1996. ` But rubbish dumps in the Naples area are full and a massive incinerator which was supposed to open at the end of...