Earthquake hits Italian city of Pisa during holiday season – authorities initiate evacuations
Pisa – Once again, an earthquake has rocked Italy in the middle of the holiday season
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Pisa – Once again, an earthquake has rocked Italy in the middle of the holiday season. The quake he survived safely. © Franco Silvi The quake occurred around 10.15 a.m. The emergency call 112 received hundreds of calls.
Furthermore, Only at the weekend Naples had experienced the strongest earthquake in four decades – Strength 4.7, 26 injured. Earthquake hits Pisa – Italy’s supervolcano quake only a few days ago The authorities particularly closely followed the condition of the Leaning Tower – the world-famous landmark of the city, which is more than 50 meters high. The tremor of magnitude 4.3 has caused panic in the Tuscan city with about 90,000 inhabitants as well as in surrounding communities. “Currently, there are no reports of injured people,” assured regional president Eugenio Giani shortly afterwards in the social networks.
In addition, The placard read: “Shame on you.” Many residents wonder what happens when there is an even stronger earthquake. Also in Lucca, another much visited city a little further in the hinterland, the shocks were felt.
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Pisa – Once again, an earthquake has rocked Italy in the middle of the holiday season.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe quake he survived safely. © Franco Silvi The quake occurred around 10.15 a.m.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe emergency call 112 received hundreds of calls.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOnly at the weekend Naples had experienced the strongest earthquake in four decades – Strength 4.7, 26 injured.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEarthquake hits Pisa – Italy’s supervolcano quake only a few days ago The authorities particularly closely followed the condition of the Leaning Tower – the world-famous landmark of the city, which is more than 50 meters high.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe tremor of magnitude 4.3 has caused panic in the Tuscan city with about 90,000 inhabitants as well as in surrounding communities. “Currently, there are no reports of injured people,” assured regional president Eugenio Giani shortly afterwards in the social networks.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe placard read: “Shame on you.” Many residents wonder what happens when there is an even stronger earthquake.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAlso in Lucca, another much visited city a little further in the hinterland, the shocks were felt.
reliability low1/2 sources
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