A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck the Campi Flegrei area near Naples, Italy, on Friday evening, injuring at least eight people and causing damage to vehicles and buildings, according to local authorities (gbnews.com). The tremor, felt in the region close to the city, prompted emergency responses as officials assessed the situation.
Footage shared online shows streets in Naples covered in dust, with reports of severe damage to infrastructure. The area, known for its volcanic activity, has experienced similar quakes in the past. British tourists, who frequently visit the city, were among those affected, though no specific injuries were reported among visitors (manchestereveningnews.co.uk).
Emergency services are currently working to clear debris and ensure public safety. Authorities have not yet issued a warning of further activity, but they are monitoring the situation closely. The incident highlights the ongoing seismic risks in the region, which remains a focal point for geologists and disaster preparedness teams.
