US EditionNaples hit by earthquake causing landslides as school and university evacuated
- A 4.4 magnitude tremor occurred just after midday on May 14, 2025, close to Naples, Italy, causing shaking throughout the city and the nearby area of Pozzuoli.
- The earthquake occurred during a series of smaller tremors, prompting concerns about possible volcanic unrest beneath the Phlegraean Fields supervolcano.
- Emergency responders moved 500 students out of a nearby school and university campus, halted train operations, and secured the area following multiple landslides reported close to Monte Gauro.
- Officials reported 1.5cm ground uplift but stressed there is no current sign of escalation, while the mayor described the situation as "a time of great anxiety."
- The earthquake caused minor damage, no critical issues currently exist, and emergency inspections are ongoing as residents remain on high alert.
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panic in Naples after a 4,4 earthquake: evacuated schools, blocked metro and paralysed traffic
A 4,4 earthquake struck the province of Naples and caused panic among the inhabitants. Six, produced in an area with intense volcanic activity, was followed by replies and led to evacuations, traffic blockades and emergency measures at national level.
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