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A series of seismic shocks hit the southern Tyrrhenian Sea with an epicenter near the Aeolian Islands.
A third earthquake, significantly stronger than the previous two, was felt at 12.19 in Sicily, from Palermo to Catania up to the Aeolian Islands. According to data from the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, the shock recorded a magnitude of 5.0 with its epicenter in the southern Tyrrhenian Sea, northwest of the Aeolian Islands, not far from Alicudi. At the moment there have been no reports of damage to things or people.
A new earthquake, at 12.24, of magnitude 4.0 was recorded at 12.24 by the INGV with its epicenter in the same area of the southern Tyrrhenian Sea as the previous tremors: at 11.51 of magnitude 4.3, at 1.56 of magnitude 3.6 and at 12.19 of magnitude 5.0. The earthquake with the greatest energy was clearly felt in Palermo, where people poured into the streets, as they did at the headquarters of the regional family department.
The strong earthquakes recorded in Sicily this morning were also felt in Trapani. After the last one, at 12.19pm, the courthouse was evacuated.

A series of seismic tremors, the strongest of magnitude 5.5, hit the southern Tyrrhenian Sea near the Aeolian Islands. The earthquake was felt throughout Sicily, causing evacuations in Palermo and minor landslides in Filicudi, Salina and Alicudi.

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A series of seismic tremors, the strongest of magnitude 5.5, hit Palermo and the southern Tyrrhenian Sea. The Civil Protection has issued an orange alert due to tsunami risk. At the moment there has been no damage to people or things.

A series of seismic tremors, the strongest of magnitude 5.5, hit Palermo and the southern Tyrrhenian Sea. An orange alert has been issued due to tsunami risk. At the moment there is no damage to people or things, but structural checks are underway.

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