A powerful 20-second earthquake struck Pozzuoli near Naples, triggering a two-hour seismic swarm. The INGV reported the epicenter 2.5 km below the city. Firefighters rescued a woman from debris, while Bagnoli residents escaped through windows. Authorities inspected affected areas, closed schools, and set up shelters. Tied with last year’s 4.4-magnitude quake, it was the strongest in 40 years. The epicenter was in the Phlegraean Fields, home to Europe’s largest volcanic caldera. Social media showed damaged buildings and fleeing citizens. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is monitoring the situation
