Overview
- The Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia recorded a magnitude 4.3 quake about 7 kilometres west of Pisa at roughly 8 kilometres depth that occurred at 10:15 on Tuesday.
- Hundreds of emergency calls and large numbers of people leaving buildings were reported across northern Tuscany, with precautionary local evacuations in some towns.
- Initial verifications by the national and regional civil protection services found no widespread injuries or major structural damage.
- Trenitalia suspended circulation in the Pisa rail node for technical checks, causing delays and some long‑distance cancellations, and local inspectors later declared one small multi‑family building temporarily uninhabitable, displacing five people.
- The area has seen modest recent seismic activity and authorities said monitoring and further structural checks will continue because additional small aftershocks are possible.