Unfortunately, there is no good news, as the seismic activity from yesterday continues. Seismographs from the INGV (National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology) detected a new earthquake at 2:23 PM in the Phlegraean Fields area, one of the most closely monitored in Italy . Following yesterday’s strong earthquake, which registered a magnitude of 4.4 at 12:07 PM in the province of Naples, the earth continues to tremble.
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Today’s earthquake had a magnitude of 3.1 and its epicenter, at a depth of 2.5 kilometers, is believed to have been located in the Pisciarelli area of Agnano. Many people took to the streets to try to escape the unpredictable consequences of the quake. Others, in moments of panic, decided to express their concerns on social media.
Numerous reports have also been received from Giugliano, Villaricca, Vomero, Posillipo, Chiaiano, Quarto, and Colli, where fear has been the prevailing sentiment. The seismic swarm, linked to bradyseism, has been generating concern among researchers for months, and authorities are constantly monitoring the situatio
The Minister of Civil Protection and Maritime Policies, Nello Musumeci, already stressed yesterday “the need to proceed with the declaration of a national state of emergency in the Phlegraean Fields area.”Las investigaciones iniciales no han reportado daños materiales ni a personas. Ayer, como medida de precaución, se evacuó la Universidad de Nápoles Federico II en Fuorigrotta y se suspendieron las clases en varias escuelas de algunos barrios napolitanos. Tras los temblores, profesores y alumnos abandonaron sus aulas y se refugiaron en espacios abiertos dentro de los centros educativos o salieron corriendo a las calles presas del pánico.
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