A 4.8-magnitude earthquake struck near Florence in central Italy early this morning, but regional authorities said it did not appear to have caused significant damage.

The epicenter was just outside Maranti, a town about 70 kilometers northeast of Florence, and its focal depth was 8.4 kilometers, the Italian Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) said.

The earthquake occurred at 06:10 (Greece time) and was followed by aftershocks, INGV announced.

“At the moment there are no particularly critical situations after the earthquake centered on Maradi,” Tuscan Governor Eugenio Gianni wrote on Facebook, adding that checks were continuing for possible structural damage to buildings.