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An earthquake was felt today at 2:00 p.m. – Friday, August 27 – in Rome and its province when the earth shook for a few seconds. There is no damage to property or people. The INGV, the National Institute of Geology and Volcanology, has released the magnitude and epicenter: the impact was magnitude 3 and the epicenter is 3 kilometers northeast of Lariano, between Rocca Priora and Lariano, the last town south of the Castelli Romani, province of Rome. Hypocenter 10 kilometers deep.
The impact was strongly felt in Lariano and Velletri, but it was also clearly felt in the other cities of the Castelli Romani such as Ariccia, Genzano di Roma and Nemi. There is currently no damage. The earthquake lasted about 15 seconds. “At the moment NO REPORT of damage or request for help has reached the operating room,” the firefighters report.
The earthquake between the southern suburbs of Rome and the Castelli Romani
Numerous testimonies from citizens on social networks in search of confirmation that it was just an earthquake. The earthquake, which lasted about ten seconds, was felt with particular intensity in the southern suburbs of Rome and in the Castelli Romani area, where the epicenter is located.
Clash in the Castles, Atac: “Strong decelerations in Metro C, technical controls”
In metro C “circulation with strong slowdowns due to technical controls” after the magnitude 3 earthquake with the epicenter between Lariano and Rocca Priora, Castelli Romani. This is what we read in a tweet posted on the official Atac Twitter page.
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