ROME: A strong earthquake hit central Italy on Wednesday, and was felt in the capital Rome.
Italy's national geophysics institute registered a 5.4 magnitude quake at a depth of nine kilometres (almost six miles) in the Macerata area of the central region of Marche.
The US Geological Survey confirmed the magnitude, locating the epicentre as seven kilometres south-southwest of the village of Visso in Macerata.
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