In Naples, the monitoring and understanding of the region's plate tectonics is crucial for mitigating the potential risks associated with earthquakes. Scientists and local authorities need to continuously monitor seismic activity, analyze fault movement, and provide early warning systems to 6

minimize the impact of earthquakes on the local population. In conclusion, the current plate tectonics in Naples, Italy, contribute to the region's susceptibility to earthquakes due to its location along the African-Eurasian plate boundary. 7