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The quake caused some damage to the mountainous road network in the area due to falling rocks but no casualties.

By REUTERS

Rescuers work at a collapsed house following a quake in Amatrice, central Italy, August 24, 2016.

At least 120 dead as massive quake hits towns across central Italy

The 6.2 magnitude quake is believe to have struck near the Umbrian city of Norcia, which has a picturesque historic center and is a major tourist site.

By ERIC J. LYMAN , REUTERS

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