A strong earthquake shook northeastern Italy on Tuesday, killing 16 people and wounding at least 350 days only after the last earthquake in the same area was withdrawn and death wrought destruction.One woman alive from the rubble in the town Tuesday, evening.Authorities Cavezzo has hit the region between 1056 GMT and 1101 GMT by three aftershocks between 5.1 and 5.3 degrees above, and after the earthquake measuring 5.8 hit just after 0700 GMT when people were heading to the first quake hit about work.The 60 km to the east of Parma, and in accordance with the The quake occurred, Institute of Geography of the city of Modena, and made the panicked residents rushing into the streets in cities including Pisa and Venice.The authority civil protection late yesterday updated losses quake killed 16 people and wounding about 350, while The authorities warned that more aftershocks were possible in the coming days. "Sequence (of aftershocks) and will be long and we can not rule out that other strong earthquakes can happen," said Stefano Gresta, head of the country's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV). Earthquake on Tuesday followed and saw the earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 Northeast Industrial on May 20 that killed six people and left thousands of homes in a makeshift tent, with many historic homes and buildings reduced to earthquake rubble.Tuesday is all over the North and central Italy, causing the collapse of schools, homes and structures weakened by the quake nine days ago and raised a new fear among the already jittery citizens.In Pisa, home of the famous Leaning Tower, the evacuation of offices as a precaution. People ran out into the streets of shops and offices in Milan and Bologna Valley Aosta, close to border.There French were moments of panic in the city of Venice, where the statue fell to the ground, which led to a minor injury passerby.Workers automaker Italian laid-makers were evacuated Ferrari , Lamborghini of Ducati and factories as a precautionary measure, all schools in the affected area to remain closed to the President Wednesday.Italian Mario Monti Minister promised that "the State will do all that needs to be done as soon as possible to ensure the return of normal life in this important region of Italy." about 7,000 people have fled their homes in the north-east Italy in the earthquake over a week ago are still living in the camps about 89 erected in the fields and the fields of sports, and parking and the area came schools.The through a series of earthquakes and aftershocks over the past two weeks. The authorities have registered at least 800 earthquake since May 20.The last disaster struck just over three years after the earthquake of 6.3 on the Richter scale devastated the city of L'Aquila in central Italy in March 2009, killing about 300 people and displaced tens of thousands homeless.
