A fire broke out this morning before dawn in a historic building in the center of Milan, in via Manzoni 45. The building, a late 19th century building, was cleared but no injuries or intoxications were reported.
On site 118, the Fire Brigade, the State Police and the Local Police.
The flames have been contained but the firefighters are still working to extinguish the outbreaks inside the attic.
The flames broke out shortly after 5 am on the roof and involved the top floor of the building, which is located almost on the corner with Piazza Cavour.
The 118 reported that there were no injuries or poisoned and that the ambulances arrived on site for prevention.
The fire brigade has almost finished extinguishing the fire, which has created an uproar and attracted onlookers (not many because of the opening hours) in one of the best-known streets of the Lombard capital, at the end of which, but very distant, is also the Teatro alla Scala.
The State Police have taken steps to evacuate the building, where there are also some apartments as well as offices, including a well-known auction house that manages the sale of works of art and important antiques and a prestigious club. .
