Over 40 people were injured following a blast at a petrol station in Rome, Italy on 4 July. The incident happened at a sit in ...

The city was rocked by a huge explosion that shook through the east of Rome at around 8am, and was heard through most of the Italian capital. The blast happened on the Via dei Gordiani road, in ...

A hellish explosion at a petrol station in Rome this morning has left at least 40 people injured including 11 police officers and a firefighter. The blast was heard across the Italian capital ...

A petrol station explosion in Rome has injured at least 40 people, including 11 police officers and a firefighter. The explosion was heard across the Italian capital shortly after 8am on Friday and ...

The explosion occurred near via de Gordiani 32 in the district of Prenestino, in Rome’s southeast. There is a nursery and sports club nearby, as well as several schools. Video shows debris scattered ...

ROME (Reuters) -At least 27 people, including 10 police officers and a firefighter, were injured on Friday in a huge explosion at a petrol station in an eastern district of Rome, Italian authorities ...

The explosion was heard across the Italian capital shortly after 8 a.m., sending up a huge cloud of dark smoke and fire visible from several areas of the city. Rome mayor Roberto Gualtieri said ...

A strong explosion occurred this morning in Rome. The blast was distinctly heard throughout the capital, with a black column of smoke visible from miles away. The explosion happened around 8 a.m.

A strong explosion occurred this morning in Rome. The blast was distinctly heard throughout the Capital, with a black column of smoke visible from miles away. The explosion happened around 8 AM ...

A massive explosion at a Rome fuel station injured 20, including eight police officers responding to the scene. Initial reports suggest a truck crashed into a pipeline, triggering the blast and ...

Massimo Bartoletti, an eyewitness, told Rome’s La Repubblica newspaper: “It looked like hell. “I saw the first explosion with the classic fireball.

Rome prosecutors have begun an investigation into the cause of the explosion, which could be related to a previous gas leak during the unloading phase of liquified petroleum gas at the station.