Magnitude 4.7 quake strikes volcanic area near Naples, injuring 21

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck a volcanic area near Naples, injuring 21 people. The quake caused buildings to collapse and triggered rockfalls. A resident captured video of the rockfall, showing the immediate impact of the earthquake. The earthquake is the strongest in the area in decades. The quake caused outages and damage, with aftershocks continuing to rattle the Naples area.

The earthquake was initially reported as a magnitude 4.5, but was later revised to 4.7. The Guardian described the event as a 'seismic swarm'. The Daily Star noted that tourists fled to safety amid fears of major damage. The Telegraph and The Guardian both reported dozens of injuries, but the exact number of injured varies across reports. FOX Weather and The Guardian both mentioned building collapses.

The exact extent of the damage and injuries is still unclear. The Daily Star mentioned 'major damage', but details are sparse. The number of injured varies across reports, with FOX Weather and The Guardian initially reporting at least 2 dozen injured, but Euronews specifying 21 injured. The cause of the earthquake is not specified in coverage. The status of the injured and the ongoing impact of aftershocks are also not detailed.