It was an explosion of joy, but also of madness, in Milan, the one that characterized the night of the celebrations for the victory at the Europeans,
with 15 injured rescued, of which three serious, in Piazza del Duomo, where they poured thousands of fans from a few minutes past midnight to around 1am. In particular, a 21-year-old of foreign origin was hospitalized in code red at the Polyclinic for a penetrating wound to the abdomen due to the explosion of a powerful paper bomb; a 22-year-old was taken, also in red, to the Niguarda hospital, for a penetrating wound due, apparently, to a hurdle (it is not clear if thrown at him); another 21-year-old suffered the amputation of three fingers of one hand in hospital due to the explosion of a paper bomb.
During the night there were reported attacks on public transport, especially on trams, on which many fans got on, rubbish bins on fire, dives in the Navigli and in the Darsena, and even a robbery of two people who were celebrating in the car.
In
Venice, a body floating in water was found last night in a stream near Campo San Polo.
The body, not yet identified, is of a man, apparently middle-aged, who was wearing a bathing suit.
The medical staff and agents of the lagoon flying cars intervened on the spot.
The body showed no signs of violence, and an autopsy will be ordered to understand the causes of death.
It is not excluded that they may be connected to the celebrations for the Italian victory at the European football championships.
A vast fire broke out after midnight in the Biscollai hill, in Nuoro,
with high flames that also threatened the houses. A fire that was triggered by a flare thrown during the celebrations for Italy's victory over England. Impressive the deployment of vehicles and men of the Fire Brigade arrived on site with four teams, tank trucks and off-road vehicles, and of the Forestry Corps of the Sardinia Region. After five hours of work, at the first light of dawn, the fire was extinguished by the firefighters, who worked closely with the Prefecture of Nuoro. There was no damage to homes or residents.
Thousands of people also celebrated in
Genoa
. The celebrations lasted until dawn and there were several calls to the 112 switchboards for gatherings without a mask, noises, fires and fireworks even in the alleys. 9: 6 went to the emergency room of the San Martino hospital due to accidents and traumas, all with prognoses ranging from 7 to 30 days. An underage boy had a fractured nose (30-day prognosis) from an assault and two boys were cared for because they were completely drunk. Six ended up at the Galliera hospital: also in this case three drunk teenagers and two boys with light polytrauma.