Napoli residents camp in the open air after an earthquake overnight

Many people spent in the Italian city of Naples and around the night in the streets and in their cars after he shook the building of the buildings and brought ruins.

Italian earthquake scientists said that the tremor of 4.4 size is hit at 01:25 local time (00:25 GMT) on Thursday at a shallow depth of 3 km (miles), on the coast between Pozzuoli and Bagnoli.

The earthquake was felt through Napoli and power supplies were disabled in parts of the city.

In Bagnoli, near the earthquake center, a woman was pulled out of the ruins of the partially collapsed house with mild injuries.

Napoli sits on Camp Fleejri, a volcanic basin that makes the area in southern Italy vulnerable to the earthquake.

On Thursday, an earthquake felt in several areas of the Campania region.

The size of the tremor was large like an earthquake in May 2024, and the largest in Camp Fleegere (PhLEGRAEAN fields) was 40 years old.

And follow up to six weaker tremors.

People left their homes and gathered in the streets of Naples, for fear of more tremors.

The bell tower was damaged in a local church, and many cars have crashed.

In Pozzuoli, one of the Italian residents told the residents that the residents are concerned that the defeats of the past two years were distinguished by “a different phenomenon from what happened in the past.”

Along the coast, the mayor of Baculi, Jose Gerardo Della Rajon, said it was a difficult night, although his city had not been damaged.

Its officials said that Prime Minister Georgia Meloni was constantly watching the situation and was in close contact with her colleagues.

Schools were closed elsewhere on Thursday so that constructive stability examination can be performed.

The volcanic basin, which is believed to be created after tens of thousands of years, is home to more than 800,000 people.

Local officials are particularly anxious about increasing the speed of “pads” – the stages of the ground movement that lead to a change in the height of the Earth’s surface.

Francesca Bianco, of the National Institute of Geophysics and Barakin, told ANSA news that “the average land height has recently decreased, from 1 cm to 3 cm per month.”

“We know that and we need to know that,” said Eduardo Kouznessa, Civil Protection Advisor at Napoli.