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A magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck at 6:24 am in the sea off Syracuse. According to the findings of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (Ingv), the earthquake had a hypocenter at a depth of 57 km and an epicenter more than 100 km from the coast. Epicenter in the sea, in front of Syracuse but at a distance of about a hundred kilometers. This meant that the seismic wave arrived near the strongly weakened coast and, consequently, the earthquake was not noticed by the population. In fact, there is no harm to people or things. In Sicily, yesterday afternoon there was another crash against Messina with an intensity of 2.3.
According to the findings of the Seismic Chamber of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology in Rome, the earthquake had a hypocenter at a depth of 57 km and an epicenter more than 100 km from the coast. While the coordinates were the following: 37.01 latitude and 16.65 longitude.
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