A 4.6-magnitude earthquake rattled Italy's Campi Flegrei volcanic region and the city of Naples on Monday, prompting panic but resulting in no initial damage. At 12.47pm local time, the quake's epicenter was in Bacoli, with a depth of five kilometers. It was noted as the most severe tremor in the last 40 years in this area. A series of smaller aftershocks followed, and while there were confirmations of evacuation in schools, Italy's Civil Protection Agency found no infrastructure damage despite widespread alarm and suspension of train services.
The quake struck Campi Flegrei and Naples, causing panic but no immediate damage, being the most violent tremor in 40 years for the region.
Residents described the tremor as 'terrible, strong and long', with several schools evacuated and train services temporarily suspended, highlighting the quake's intensity.
Despite the fear and disruption caused by the earthquake, Italy's Civil Protection Agency reported no damage to infrastructure following an assessment by officers on the ground.
The earthquake was felt distinctly in Naples' city center, sparking panic among residents who rushed into the streets after the tremor hit.
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