A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Naples, Italy on Friday evening, leaving nearly thirty people injured and five hospitalized. Local authorities have evacuated approximately 300 residents due to damage to multiple homes caused by the tremors. The quake is reported as the strongest to hit the region in forty years, according to Sky TG24. Emergency services are currently assessing the full extent of the damage and providing aid to those affected. The focus remains on ensuring the safety of residents and providing shelter for those displaced from their homes. Further aftershocks are possible, prompting continued vigilance from local officials and residents. Investigations into the structural integrity of damaged buildings are underway.