<p>Florence: Two people died, nine were injured and four were missing after an explosion on Monday at a fuel storage facility owned by Italian energy group Eni near Florence, local authorities said.</p><p>The explosion occurred in Calenzano on the northern outskirts of the Tuscan capital in a loading area but did not affect the site's fuel storage facilities, an ENI spokesman said.</p>.Italy's La Scala opens season with Verdi opera about tragedy of war.<p>"All of Tuscany is united in grief for the tragedy that happened today in Calenzano," regional president Eugenio Giani wrote on social media.</p><p>Firefighters said the fire had been put out, while Italy's Civil Protection agency urged the local population to stay away from the site and stay indoors.</p><p>The fire produced a thick column of smoke, visible from a distance. Experts from the Regional Environment Protection Agency were on site to assess any potential environmental damage, including on waterways, Giani said. </p>
<p>Florence: Two people died, nine were injured and four were missing after an explosion on Monday at a fuel storage facility owned by Italian energy group Eni near Florence, local authorities said.</p><p>The explosion occurred in Calenzano on the northern outskirts of the Tuscan capital in a loading area but did not affect the site's fuel storage facilities, an ENI spokesman said.</p>.Italy's La Scala opens season with Verdi opera about tragedy of war.<p>"All of Tuscany is united in grief for the tragedy that happened today in Calenzano," regional president Eugenio Giani wrote on social media.</p><p>Firefighters said the fire had been put out, while Italy's Civil Protection agency urged the local population to stay away from the site and stay indoors.</p><p>The fire produced a thick column of smoke, visible from a distance. Experts from the Regional Environment Protection Agency were on site to assess any potential environmental damage, including on waterways, Giani said. </p>