EXPLOSIONS were heard near an airport in the Italian city of Florence, locals have claimed.
Footage from near the site shows a plume of smoke billowing from a nearby building believed to be an airport.
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Orange smoke was pictured billowing from the nearby site Credit: Twitter/@LecaSpyros 2
The reported blast is claimed to have been at an airport in Florence Credit: Twitter
One local reported to live near the airport posted to Twitter that he heard "various explosions" in the Piagge area of the city.
In his video, a red plume of smoke can be seen burning away in the distance.
There has been no official confirmation of the blast.
Meanwhile, elsewhere in the country, left-leaning lawmakers and politicians called for measures to outlaw pro-fascist groups a day after anti-vaccine protesters, incited by extreme-right leaders, stormed a union office in Rome.
Twelve protesters were either detained or arrested, authorities said on Sunday.
Some 10,000 demonstrators turned out Saturday to express their outrage at a government-imposed requirement that employees have a Green Pass to enter their workplaces starting next Friday.
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The passes certify that a person has received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, recently recovered from the virus or tested negative within two days.
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