Occurred on 2 Feb. 9:4ish AM. No injuries or deaths.
https://www.italy24news.com/en/2021/02/fear-in-amalfi-the-vagliendola-ridge-landslide.html
Yipes. I have driven and walked (Amalfi) on SR163 many times. The road is an amazing feat of human & donkey toil in its construction. Every time I traveled 163 (spring,late fall) we noticed workers on cliffs
repairing chain-link fencing strung/mounted on ridges over its roadway to prevent loose rock falls.
No fencing would hold back a slide of earth though. Not the first slide of earth, and certainly not the last
for this region.
With climate change and lemon groves not being tended to as in the past, the Amalfi Coast, though laden with rock, is even more fragile. That areas fragility becomes more evident for us when viewed from the sea where one can see the erosion & landslides of the past.
Anticipation to travel for us markedly increases when we read, hear of events like this.