Clock stopped when earthquake struck at 3.36am on 24 August 2016
The town clock in Amatrice rang 249 times in memory of the number of people who died there last year in an earthquake that devastated central Italy
Residents held a silent candlelit march, which wound its way through streets of the devastated town6.0 magnitude quake ripped through communities in the hilly region of central ItalyResidents paid their respects at a two-hour ceremony in which the name of each victim was read out299 people lost their lives in the 2016 earthquake, including 249 people in Amatrice aloneThe quake devastated a huge area, causing damage to homes, schools, hospitals and churchesPope Francis visited the area last OctoberPeople walk through the remains of Amatrice one year oneThe disaster razed much of AmatriceA massive rescue operation swung into action after the earthquakePart of Amatrice seen after the 2016 earthquake (L) and the same area in a picture taken on 3 August 2017