Watch: 14th Century Church Completely Destroyed During Earthquake

Central Italy was rocked by three strong earthquakes that came two hours apart on Wednesday. The first earthquake hit the village of Castelsantangelo sul Nera registering as a magnitude 5.4 while the second stronger earthquake hit near the city of Visso and measured as a magnitude 6.1. The third quake registered as magnitude 4.9.

The quakes are aftershocks of a devastating earthquake that rocked the area in August killing 300 people.

Marco Rinaldi, the mayor of Ussita, described the destruction, “It was a very strong earthquake, apocalyptic. People are screaming on the street and now we are without lights.” He concluded, “Many houses have collapsed. Our town is finished.”

The San Salvatore a Campi di Norcia Church was completely destroyed:

You can see the aftermath of the earthquake on a 15th century church:

And you can see some of the damage caused by the quakes throughout central Italy:

And here’s video of a strong tremor hitting the town of Visso.

Fortunately, no one died from these earthquakes, but several people sustained minor injuries.