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Aftershocks continue to hit central Italy

Sunday, 30 October 2016 2:52 AM [ Last Update: Sunday, 30 October 2016 2:54 AM ]

A photo taken on October 28, 2016 shows a damaged car in the "red zone", an area cordoned off for safety reasons, in Camerino, where 80% of the houses have been left uninhabitable after two earthquakes hit the region. (Photo by AFP)

Max Civili
Press TV, Rome

Earthquakes continue to be felt across central Italy after Wednesday’s tremor virtually flattened several small villages in the region. Geologists explain that a huge slab of terrestrial crust has collapsed in that area and warn that aftershocks may last for several weeks. Max Civili has the details.

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