Two dead and four missing in explosion at Italian refinery
At least two dead and four missing after explosion at an Italian gas refinery near Florence. Nine other people were injured. Regional authorities are investigating the causes.

Two dead and four missing in explosion at Italian refinery
Rome, CNN - An explosion at a gas refinery near the Italian city of Florence killed at least two people and four are missing, local authorities report.
Injuries and damage situation
In addition, nine people were injured in the explosion at the facility owned by Eni - one of Italy's largest energy companies. A fire caused by the explosion is now under control, the municipality of Calenzano said.
Official statement from Eni
“Eni confirms that a fire broke out at the fuel depot in Calenzano this morning,” the company said in a statement. It is also emphasized that the fire was confined to a loading area and the gas station was not affected in any way.
Measures taken by the authorities
“The consequences and causes will be reviewed immediately,” Eni added. The regional civil defense department issued a warning for the area within five kilometers of the explosion and urged residents to "keep windows closed and avoid being near the area."
Mourning and memorial days
“All of Tuscany unites in mourning for the tragedy that occurred today in Calenzano,” said regional President Eugenio Giani on Telegram. The local community has also declared two days of mourning for Monday and Tuesday.
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