The earthquakes in the Campi Flegrei volcanic caldera in Europe are alarming scientists. This situation indicates that a major volcanic eruption may be imminent.

Over 3,000 tremors have been recorded in the last six months. These tremors increase the likelihood of magma rising to the surface. Experts also note that the increase in gas emissions is a significant indicator.

Campi Flegrei poses a threat to over 4 million people living in the Naples area. An eruption could disrupt food supplies and lead to cold weather conditions.

Scientists are closely monitoring gas emissions and seismic activities. This situation increases the likelihood of a volcanic eruption.

The last eruption of the volcano occurred in 1538. However, it has shown some signs in recent years. Therefore, the possibility of an eruption may happen sooner rather than later.