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Pozzuoli: Death of a City with Anthony Clare
Question: who would ever live in a place where there are 25 earthquakes a day?
Answer: 30,000 Italians in the city of Pozzuoli on the coast near Naples.
For the last 15 years their city has been rising over three inches a month. Go away for a week's holiday and your house could be an inch higher when you come back.
Now the pattern is changing; the earthquakes are becoming larger ... and the people are starting to leave. After all, Pompeii and Herculaneum are just down the road.
Film cameraman DAVID SWAN Editor SUSAN SPIVEY
Series editor MICK RHODES Director FISHER DILKE
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

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Unknown:
Anthony Clare
Unknown:
David Swan
Editor:
Susan Spivey
Editor:
Mick Rhodes
Director:
Fisher Dilke
Source: Radio Times

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