Castelluccio Di Norcia Almost 6 Years After The 2016 Amatrice Norcia Visso Earthquake

Castelluccio Di Norcia Almost 6 Years After The 2016 Amatrice Norcia Visso Earthquake

Castelluccio di Norcia, Italy, 28 July 2023. Almost 6 years after the 2016 Amatrice Norcia Visso Earthquake that has severely damaged the village of Castelluccio di Norcia, the reconstruction process is ongoing and many shops are still located in prefabricated buildings. In the picture: the entrance of the red zone

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