Earthquake epicentre once again in Impruneta.The area around Florence was shaken by an earthquake, measuring 3.7 in magnitude, at 23.12 on Thursday 12 May.The epicentre of the quake was in Impruneta, just south of the Tuscan capital, where another 3.7-magnitude earthquake struck on the evening of 3 May. [DATI #RIVISTI] #terremoto ML 3.7 ore 23:12 IT del 12-05-2022 a 3 km SW Impruneta (FI) Prof=8Km #INGV_31033941 https://t.co/H8538fhL4n— INGVterremoti (@INGVterremoti) May 12, 2022 The epicentre of last night's earthquake was three km southwest of Impruneta, at a depth of eight km, according to the Rome-based National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV). There were no immediate reports of structural damage. The president of Tuscany, Eugenio Giani, said that regional civil protection authorities were monitoring the situation. Alcune semplici norme di comportamento. #Terremoto pic.twitter.com/5QgO67mhnk— Dario Nardella (@DarioNardella) May 12, 2022 Florence mayor Dario Nardella said people could report damage by calling 0557979. The mayor of Impruneta, Alessio Calamandrei, told state broadcaster RAI that there was "much fear, people took to the streets".

The area around Florence was shaken by an earthquake, measuring 3.7 in magnitude, at 23.12 on Thursday 12 May. The epicentre of the quake was in Impruneta, just south of the Tuscan capital, where struck on the evening of 3 May. [DATI ] ML 3.7 ore 23:12 IT del 12-05-2022 a 3 km SW Impruneta (FI) Prof=8Km — INGVterremoti (@INGVterremoti) The epicentre of last night's earthquake was three km southwest of Impruneta, at a depth of eight km, according to the Rome-based National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV). There were no immediate reports of structural damage. The president of Tuscany, Eugenio Giani, said that regional civil protection authorities were monitoring the situation. Alcune semplici norme di comportamento. — Dario Nardella (@DarioNardella) Florence mayor Dario Nardella said people could report damage by calling 0557979. The mayor of Impruneta, Alessio Calamandrei, told state broadcaster RAI that there was "much fear, people took to the streets".