On Thursday morning, a clearly noticeable tremor shook the city of Naples. The quake occurred at 9:14 a.m. and was registered with a magnitude of 3.2 according to initial unofficial estimates. The epicenter was in the geologically active Campi Flegrei zone, west of the city center.
The shock was felt in several parts of the city, both in the higher districts and in the city center. Many residents reported a sudden shaking of floors and walls. Despite the intensity of the quake, no damage to buildings or injuries have been reported so far.
The region around Campi Flegrei is known for its seismic and volcanic activity. Experts continue to monitor the situation closely.
