Greek Embassy in Rome: No Greeks among dead or injured in earthquake

The Greek Embassy to Italy in Rome issued a statement clarifying that there were no Greeks among the casualties or the injured in the 6.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the village of Amatrice. The casualties have reached 18 so far.

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