The area around the South -Italian city of Naples was shaken by an earthquake in force 4.4 in the night of Thursday at around 1.25 am.
The battle of another earth of 1.6 was followed at 1.40 am, after which there were four stronger aftershocks. The epicenter was located in the Phlegräische Velden, also in the port city of Pozzuoli, the municipality of Bacoli and in the Napolitan districts of Fuorigrotta and Bagnoli.
The strongest damage was reported in Bagnoli. Some houses were literally “shaken”, as the Fire Brigade reports. Rümmer fell off the houses and stood out the street and on parked cars. Cracks in houses and falling facade parts were reported.
Woman saved from the ruins
After the collapse of an attic, a woman was saved alive from the rubble of her apartment. Your condition is crucial.
Many people left their windows apartments after doors could no longer be opened due to the earthquake. Many people gathered on the street for fear.
In Naples, Pozzuoli and Bacoli, civil protection opened some rooms for the inclusion of people who did not want to spend the night in their apartment for fear of further shocks.
184 million euro help funds
In February, the Italian government provided 184 million euros for the area around the Super Volcano near Naples. 50 projects in the field of the Phlegraian fields, for example, must be financed to reduce the effects of constant earthquakes on buildings and infrastructure in the area.
- The Phlegraic Fields, an area with high volcanic activity, have been chased by many small earthquakes for some time. Usually the small and barely noticeable vibrations that weaken the crust of the earth in the area. The alarm level yellow has been in force for the area for eleven years, which requires caution. However, stronger earthquakes have also taken place in recent months. Finally, there was an earthquake of the power of 4.4 last May. That was the strongest earthquake for 40 years.
- The shocks are connected to the Super Volcano, which last broke out more than 80 years ago. The last outbreak so far started on March 18, 1944 and lasted ten days. Despite the evacuation of more than 10,000 people, 26 were killed at that time. After the serious earthquake on 20 May, exercises were performed for mass evacuation. About 800,000 people live in the Seismian area.
- In 79 AD, the old city of Pompeii buried after several outbreaks of Vesuvi Ash, Mud and Lava. The complex is now one of the most visited sights in Italy.
Source: Krone

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