1976 Friuli earthquake, Earthquake in Friuli, Italy
The 1976 Friuli earthquake struck northeastern Italy on May 6 causing extensive damage.
This devastating event led to the loss of almost 1,000 lives and left thousands homeless.
The disaster influenced architectural designs and seismic safety codes in Italy.
Reconstruction efforts after the quake revitalized the local economy and infrastructure.
The earthquake featured a rare doublet mechanism, with two major shocks occurring in close succession.
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