Aftershocks rock northern Italy a day after quake

Emergency crews inspected schools, churches, and other buildings for damage as aftershocks rattled northern Italy a day after a magnitude-6.0 earthquake killed seven people and toppled centuries-old buildings.

Agricultural experts were also tallying the damage to the prize of the area — its famed Parmesan cheese.

Italian farm lobby group Coldiretti said some 400,000 huge, round cheeses were damaged after the racks where they are aged collapsed. The cheese loss was part of what Coldiretti estimated at €200m in agricultural losses, which included slain livestock and damaged machinery.