Italy: "Italy is crying" says PM Renzi after earthquake leaves dozens dead, hundreds missing

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi promised that no one will be left to fend for themselves, in Rome on Wednesday, after an earthquake shook central Italy killing dozens.
Renzi thanked the civil protection, other institutions and all volunteers involved in the rescue efforts, but reminded everyone that the next hours would be crucial in the search for survivors.
The Prime Minister also stated that he would travel to the affected region himself, but did not give any specific details regarding his plans.
The earthquake struck at around 3:33 am local time (01:33 GMT), and was felt across the central Italy, including in the capital Rome some 126km (76 miles) away from the quake's epicenter, in the town of Norcia.
The European Mediterranean Seismological Centre measured the magnitude of the earthquake at 6.1 on Richter scale, while The US Geological Survey put it at 6.2.