Family's holiday nightmare as they 'thought they were going to die' in Italian earthquake
"I felt the ground moving and although the earthquake was only six seconds, it felt much longer," she explained to the Irish Mirror
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"I felt the ground moving and although the earthquake was only six seconds, it felt much longer," she explained to the Irish Mirror. Local emergency services report that at least four individuals have sustained injuries, with tremors registered throughout Naples, Pozzuoli and the surrounding areas. "It's a holiday that turned to hell and we just wish we were home now." Ensure our latest stories always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source.
Furthermore, Eimear explained that rubble needed removing while their clothing became caked in grime. "The walls are all cracked, the stairs are cracked, we cleaned up the debris but our clothes are destroyed with dust," she said. "We can't get flights out of here and all the shops and supermarkets are closed and the ports are closed too". "We are living off Tayto crisps which we brought with us from home and bread rolls and water for now," Eimear said. "There was pure panic and I really thought the villa was going to collapse on us and I thought we were going to die. "It's the first time any of us experienced an earthquake and it's traumatising," she said.
In addition, "We are all trying to stay calm for the sake of the kids but we just want to get out as we are nervous." Article continues below She painted a stark picture of what was supposed to be a relaxing break turning into a terrifying nightmare. The kids are upset and didn't sleep a wink and we are all traumatised by it." Eimear expressed relief that everyone remained unharmed, though the ongoing tremors and uncertainty have intensified their desire to get back home to Ireland.
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"I felt the ground moving and although the earthquake was only six seconds, it felt much longer," she explained to the Irish Mirror.
reliability low1/2 sourcesLocal emergency services report that at least four individuals have sustained injuries, with tremors registered throughout Naples, Pozzuoli and the surrounding areas.
reliability low1/2 sources"It's a holiday that turned to hell and we just wish we were home now." Ensure our latest stories always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEimear explained that rubble needed removing while their clothing became caked in grime. "The walls are all cracked, the stairs are cracked, we cleaned up the debris but our clothes are destroyed with dust," she said.
reliability low1/2 sources"We can't get flights out of here and all the shops and supermarkets are closed and the ports are closed too". "We are living off Tayto crisps which we brought with us from home and bread rolls and water for now," Eimear said.
reliability low1/2 sources"There was pure panic and I really thought the villa was going to collapse on us and I thought we were going to die. "It's the first time any of us experienced an earthquake and it's traumatising," she said.
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"We are all trying to stay calm for the sake of the kids but we just want to get out as we are nervous." Article continues below She painted a stark picture of what was supposed to be a relaxing break turning into a terrifying nightmare.
according to Daily RecordThe kids are upset and didn't sleep a wink and we are all traumatised by it." Eimear expressed relief that everyone remained unharmed, though the ongoing tremors and uncertainty have intensified their desire to get back home to Ireland.
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