A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck near Naples, Italy, injuring at least 21 individuals and prompting the evacuation of over 250 residents. The quake, the strongest in the region in 40 years, caused significant damage, including a partial cliff collapse and disruptions to power and transport services.
Seismographs recorded around 60 aftershocks following the initial tremor, with ongoing inspections revealing nine buildings deemed unsafe. The local authorities are facing scrutiny for their preparedness and response to the seismic activity, which had been anticipated for some time.