Quake shakes Alban Hills near Rome; no damage or injuries reported

Italian authorities say an earthquake has
shaken the Alban Hills southeast of Rome. No injuries or
damage have been reported, according to AP.
Many people were awakened by the quake, which struck at
7:44 a.m. (0544 GMT) Saturday. Parts of eastern Rome also
have reported feeling it.
Italy's Civil Protection Department says the quake had a
3.8 magnitude.
About 15 minutes after the quake, an aftershock shook the
area of the epicenter, near the wine-growing towns of
Frascati and Marino.
Ciampino, a town near the hills which has a small airport
serving Rome, also has reported feeling the quake.