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During a mass prayer, where the Italian Prime Minister and his family were taking place, a large earthquake in a magnitude of 9.1 struck [[Rome]]. The earthquake caused the [[St. Peter's Basilica|St Peter's Basilica]] to [[St. Peter's Basilica Collapse|collapse]], killing the Italian Prime Minister and his family, as well as various people and the [[Pope]]. The remains of the ruined Italy were swept by a megatsunami at the height of 1500 meters in the [[Worldwide Flooding]]. |
During a mass prayer, where the Italian Prime Minister and his family were taking place, a large earthquake in a magnitude of 9.1 struck [[Rome]]. The earthquake caused the [[St. Peter's Basilica|St Peter's Basilica]] to [[St. Peter's Basilica Collapse|collapse]], killing the Italian Prime Minister and his family, as well as various people and the [[Pope]]. The remains of the ruined Italy were swept by a megatsunami at the height of 1500 meters in the [[Worldwide Flooding]]. |
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| − | After the apocalypse ended, the entire state of Italy is submerged underwater but is later risen with other continents and is rendered habitable. |
+ | After the apocalypse ended, the entire state of Italy is submerged underwater but is later risen with other continents and is presumed to be rendered habitable. |
== Former cities == |
== Former cities == |
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* [[Venice]] (flooded by an mega-tsunami) |
* [[Venice]] (flooded by an mega-tsunami) |
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* Pisa (destroyed by an earthquake) |
* Pisa (destroyed by an earthquake) |
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| − | *[[Naples]] (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from |
+ | *[[Naples]] (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius) |
* Florence (destroyed by earthquake) |
* Florence (destroyed by earthquake) |
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*Bologna |
*Bologna |
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| − | * Catania (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from |
+ | * Catania (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from Mount Etna) |
*Palermo |
*Palermo |
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* Cagliari |
* Cagliari |
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Revision as of 09:46, 5 October 2021
Template:ItalyItaly was a country in southern Europe. Its capital was Rome and was run by the late Italian Prime Minister.
History
During the 2012 Apocalypse, Italy was hit by massive earthquakes, destroying various of its cities and its volcanoes engulfed several areas around the country, which were presumably Mount Etna, Mount Vesuvius and Mount Stromboli.
During a mass prayer, where the Italian Prime Minister and his family were taking place, a large earthquake in a magnitude of 9.1 struck Rome. The earthquake caused the St Peter's Basilica to collapse, killing the Italian Prime Minister and his family, as well as various people and the Pope. The remains of the ruined Italy were swept by a megatsunami at the height of 1500 meters in the Worldwide Flooding.
After the apocalypse ended, the entire state of Italy is submerged underwater but is later risen with other continents and is presumed to be rendered habitable.
Former cities
- Rome (destroyed by an earthquake)
- Milan (destroyed by an earthquake)
- Venice (flooded by an mega-tsunami)
- Pisa (destroyed by an earthquake)
- Naples (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from Mount Vesuvius)
- Florence (destroyed by earthquake)
- Bologna
- Catania (presumably destroyed by volcanic ash from Mount Etna)
- Palermo
- Cagliari