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AMATRICE RASA AL SUOLO: TUTTE LE IMMAGINI PRIMA E DOPO – FOTO

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Devastante terremoto nel cuore dell’Italia: il bilancio al momento è di 45 morti accertati. Ma è purtroppo provvisorio, molte persone sotto le macerie e il bilancio può salire. Delle vittime, dieci risultano ad Arquata e Pescara del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno) e 28 in quelli di Amatrice e Accumoli (Rieti). L’ultima una bambina di due anni di Amatrice morta all’ospedale di Ascoli.

Tre le scosse più forti. Una di magnitudo 6 è stata registrata alle 3:36. L’epicentro a 2 chilometri da Accumoli (Rieti) e 10 da Arquata del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno) ed Amatrice (Rieti). L’ipocentro è stato a soli 4 km di profondità. Seconda e terza scossa sono state registrate alle 4:32 e 4:33. Hanno avuto epicentro in prossimità di Norcia (Perugia), Castelsantangelo sul Nera (Macerata) e Arquata del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno). Gli ipocentri sono stati tra gli 8 e i 9 km. Oltre 50 finora (alle 6:40) le repliche di magnitudo superiore a 2, cinque delle quali di magnitudo 4 o superiore.

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Amatrice è stata quasi rasa al suolo. Come in una guerra. Ecco le foto del prima e dopo:

A clock building was once a key feature in the town of Amatrice (top) it is now one of the only remaining structures in a once idyllic street (bottom)
A clock building was once a key feature in the town of Amatrice (top) it is now one of the only remaining structures in a once idyllic street (bottom)
The neatly stacked pile of tires outside a garage in Accumoli (top) are now scattered across the road (bottom)
The neatly stacked pile of tires outside a garage in Accumoli (top) are now scattered across the road (bottom)
A once quiet and picturesque street is seen with locals going about their daily lives (left) before the earthquake. On Wednesday the beautiful balcony of the building collapsed into a pile of rubble (right)
A once quiet and picturesque street is seen with locals going about their daily lives (left) before the earthquake. On Wednesday the beautiful balcony of the building collapsed into a pile of rubble (right)
A town square in Amatrice featuring cobbled pavement, hanging flower baskets and a peach coloured traditional Italian building (top) is now utterly devastated and left in ruins (below)
A town square in Amatrice featuring cobbled pavement, hanging flower baskets and a peach coloured traditional Italian building (top) is now utterly devastated and left in ruins (below)
The same town square in Amatrice is seen here from a different angle. Above the building is intact but below half of it has crumbled to the ground  
The same town square in Amatrice is seen here from a different angle. Above the building is intact but below half of it has crumbled to the ground  
A once delightful Italian street in Amatrice filled with terracotta-coloured buildings (left) now appears as a mass of grey rubble (right)
A once delightful Italian street in Amatrice filled with terracotta-coloured buildings (left) now appears as a mass of grey rubble (right)
The shock waves of the earthquake last night tore through this large building in Accumoli, leaving a gaping space where most of the structure once stood
The shock waves of the earthquake last night tore through this large building in Accumoli, leaving a gaping space where most of the structure once stood
The photographs show how some buildings in the towns suffered more than others. In this street in Arquata del Tronto, one building completely collapsed while the building next door only suffered damage to the facade
The photographs show how some buildings in the towns suffered more than others. In this street in Arquata del Tronto, one building completely collapsed while the building next door only suffered damage to the facade
Emergency services initially struggled to reach all the affected areas because they are mostly small towns and villages spread out across the mountainous area. This building in Arquata del Tronto now has a gaping hole in one wall
Emergency services initially struggled to reach all the affected areas because they are mostly small towns and villages spread out across the mountainous area. This building in Arquata del Tronto now has a gaping hole in one wall