An earthquake in Tuscany. Shocks in Pisa and Luka
In 2001, a scientist of Polish origin gave a historical guarantee for 300 years
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In 2001, a scientist of Polish origin gave a historical guarantee for 300 years. The epicentre of the shock was located in the area of the town of Lukka at a depth of 8 km. The 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit the northern part of Italian Tuscany on Tuesday.
Furthermore, The strongest of them reached the 3.2 magnitude.
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In 2001, a scientist of Polish origin gave a historical guarantee for 300 years.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe epicentre of the shock was located in the area of the town of Lukka at a depth of 8 km.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit the northern part of Italian Tuscany on Tuesday.
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The strongest of them reached the 3.2 magnitude.
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