The Life of Italians Living on One of the Most Dangerous Volcanoes in the World. "If It Erupts, It Will Do It Right Under Their feet."
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The July 31 earthquake in the Campi Flegrei area of Italy – one of the most powerful in the last decades – highlighted the dangers posed by the old "subterranean super-volcano" near Naples. The problem of the approximately 500,000 people living in dangerous conditions above the huge heat has become a real political dilemma for the government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, according to Financial Times.
The July 31 earthquake in Campi Flegrei – one of the most powerful earthquakes in recent decades in this area – highlighted the dangers posed by the old "subterranean supervolcano" near the city of Naples. The problem of the approximately 500,000 people living in dangerous conditions above the huge heat has become a real political dilemma for the government of Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, according to Financial Times, quoted by digi24.ro.
The earthquake that occurred on 31 July in Campi Flegrei area of Italy, one of the strongest recorded there in the last decades, has brought to attention the risks created by the old "supervolcano" near Naples. Approximately 500,000 people live above the huge volcanic heat, in an area considered dangerous. The situation has become a political problem for the government led by Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, according to Financial Times. In the ev…
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