Earthquake in Rome. At 17 and 13 an earthquake of magnitude 3.5 was recorded in the surroundings of the capital. Sources from the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology confirm this to FIRSTonline. There are still no precise indications on the epicenter, to be located approximately in the Colli Albani area.
Several Roman citizens clearly felt the earth shaking under their feet, especially in the southern area of the city.
The checks carried out by the Italy Situation Room of the Civil Protection Department did not result in damage to people or things.
