The local police officers of Rome Capital promptly activated all the necessary measures following the outbreak of a fire at the Central Market in via Giolitti at Termini station. Smoke came out of a bar.
A start of fire flared up in a bar in the Central Market at the Termini station in Rome. The episode occurred this morning, Sunday 26 May, in the premises at number 38 of via Giolitti. Fortunately, from what we learn there were no injuries or poisoning. According to the information received, it is currently not yet clear what caused it. To give thealarm and the first to intervene were the agents of the local police of Rome Capital, with the Urban Social Security Group. It was around 10.15 am and the officers, the officers, were engaged in a territorial control service in the area surrounding the main railway and metro hub of the city, when they noticed smoke coming out of a bar.
Fire brigade and local police in via Giolitti
The rescue machine was immediately activated, the officers immediately isolated the area, to guarantee the safety of passers-by, avoiding any accidents and to facilitate the passage of firefighters and ambulances. When the call arrived to the operations room of the provincial command of Rome, the officers arrived on site fire fighters. The firefighters immediately entered the Central Market to reconstruct what happened. Fortunately there were no injuries. Several onlookers gathered in the surrounding area, wondering what was happening.
Firefighters investigate the fire
The Central Market it is a place not far from the tracks, in the same complex as Termini station and very popular, where there are many refreshment points to eat and drink, alone or in company, during any moment of the day and where perhaps to stop before or after a train. Investigations are underway to reconstruct the dynamics of the incident. Once the checks were completed in the morning, the situation returned to normal, without any particular repercussions.
