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Pozzuoli earthquake injures dozens, forces evacuations and port shutdown

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck the Campi Flegrei area near Pozzuoli on 31 July 2026 at 19:46 local time, with an epicentre a few kilometres deep. It was the strongest tremor recorded in the region in about 40 years. Between 21 and 26 people were injured, five of them hospitalised, and roughly 300 residents – about 120 families – were evacuated to temporary shelters.

Power outages hit large parts of Naples and surrounding municipalities, and transport services were disrupted, including train lines and ferry connections to the islands of Ischia and Procida. The commercial port of Pozzuoli was closed after the quake; reopening was scheduled for the following morning but remained pending as authorities awaited a formal maritime order.

More than 100 aftershocks were recorded, with the seismic swarm reaching 169 events by the next day. Civil protection, regional and national officials – including the Minister for Civil Protection Nello Musumeci and the President of Campania Roberto Fico – coordinated emergency response, opened assistance hubs, and activated a dedicated phone line for damage reports. The Italian government pledged over €0.5 billion for the Campi Flegrei area, with the region allocating €1 million for immediate aid.

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ACER Campania · Campi Flegrei · Campi Flegrei volcanic area · Caritas diocesana di Pozzuoli · Carlo Villano · Comune di Pozzuoli · David Lebro · Giorgia Meloni · Giuseppe De Natale · Giuseppe D’Alessio · Italian Government · Italy

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