Ten Years After the Quake: Amatrice's Long Road to Renewal
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In a few seconds, an earthquake on August 24, 2016 in Amatrice leaves destruction. About 300 people are killed in the region. Ten years later, reconstruction is slow.
Ten years after the quake: Amatrice's long road to renewal
A decade after a devastating earthquake struck the Italian mountain town of Amatrice, reconstruction remains unfinished. More than half of its residents still live in temporary housing — but there are hopeful signs.
Ten years have passed since the earthquake that shocked Central Italy, leaving behind victims, destruction and entire communities forced to deal with a long and complex reconstruction. After a decade, the memory of that night remains alive in the affected territories and families that have lost loved ones, homes and landmarks. Much has been done, so much remains to be done after the earthquake of Amatrice and the territories involved between the…
On August 24, 2016, an earthquake destroyed the Italian Amatrice. Today, many people still live in emergency shelters. They tell of their memories of what they have lost, of their despair – and of what still gives them hope.
The earthquake killed 299 people in central Italy, 237 of whom were from the village of Lazio. Commissioner Castelli: the goal is to reduce them to 3000 by the end of 2029
The Commissioner for Reconstruction: There may be a lot of unforeseen events, but we are now proceeding with a different step.
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