Video: Rome, the injured policemen: “Wrapped in flames”

The agent Francesco d’Onofrio and deputy inspector Marco Neri, both present at the time of the explosion that took place in via dei Gordiani, east zone of the capital, …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: July 5, 2025

The agent Francesco d’Onofrio and deputy inspector Marco Neri, both present at the time of the explosion that took place in via dei Gordiani, east zone of the capital, are hospitalized at the Polyclinic of Rome. Both wounded but conscious, they told their experience. They had just rescued the last two people still dispersed in smoking, caused by the escape of LPG proven from within a LPG deposit attached to a service station at number 34, when they were overwhelmed by the explosion and surrounded by the flames. In all, 50 wounded in the accident are

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