Biggest Earthquake in 40 Years Strike Italy's Campi Flegrei, Alarming Experts of Repeated Seismic Activity

According to a recent report, a 4.2 magnitude earthquake impacted Italy's volcanic fields near the Campi Flegrei. An expert warned of the repeated seismic activity in the Super Volcano.

No structural damage or injuries were reported after the volcano unloaded. However, residents near Naples and Campi Flegrei should stay alert for possible quakes or dangers near their areas.

4.2 Magnitude Earthquake in Italy

Recently, NWN reported that a 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit parts of Tuscany in the Northeast of Florence. No damages were reported after the quake.

The recent report showed that the 4.2 magnitude quake also struck the volcanic field near the Phlegraean Fields or Campi Flegrei. It is located near the western portions of the Naples.

The volcanic field experienced repeated seismic activity with small earthquakes.

Phlegraean Fields is also known as burning fields, a 13-km-wide caldera. The volcanic areas can cause violent eruptions with an active magma chamber. The Super Volcano can unleash devastating damage to nearby communities if it shows signs of eruption.

However, experts noted that the volcano did not pose any threat of a potential eruption.

With the increasing threats of the Super Volcano, Giuseppe De Natale emphasized the importance of checking infrastructures. De Natale is an expert in the field, serving as ex-head of the Vesuvius Observatory at the National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV).

De Natale explained the risk of seismic activity in the Super Volcano. Potential evacuation and assessment in towns near Naples are recommended.

Preparing for potential volcano eruptions and quakes

People near the affected areas should stay alert for possible eruptions or quakes. Earthquake preparedness can anticipate the impacts of volcanic activities.

Earthquakes can cause massive damages, including landslides, tsunamis, fire concerns and widespread power outages. Here are essential reminders to remain safe from volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

Always remain updated with the latest reports.

Homeowners should stay alert for alerts about possible eruptions and quakes. Mobile advisories are also helpful for communities. When power outages occur, a battery-powered radio can keep you updated.

Immediately evacuate.

Knowing the impacts and immediate evacuation areas can keep your family safe. It is essential to avoid wasting time when eruptions or quakes occur. During an earthquake, homeowners should never forget the 'Drop, Cover and Hold on.'

Keep your disaster and emergency kit.

Homeowners should store an emergency bag kit to bring to evacuation centers. The kit should include the essentials: medicine, non-perishable goods, bottled water, a small battery radio, flashlights, an extra power bank and emergency phone books.

After the extreme event

It is best to wait for advisories before you can safely return to your home. Homeowners should watch out for damaged electrical supplies and falling debris from damaged buildings.

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