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On the evening of Monday 5 October, around 7.30pm, an explosion occurred in an apartment on the ground floor of a building in via Longo, in the center of Bergamo. Some residents had reported a gas smell in the afternoon.
Around fifty people had to leave their homes following the explosion which occurred at 7.30pm on Monday 5 October in Via Longo in Bergamo. The building has been declared unusable. The police headquarters reconstructed that the explosion started from the kitchen of a ground floor apartment, inside which there were a husband and wife of Romanian origin, both seriously injured.
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The two suffered burns and were transported under code red to the Niguarda hospital in Milan: the woman's life is in danger. Overall, nine people were injured. Already in the afternoon some residents had noticed a smell of gas in Via Longo, in the center of the Lombard city. A few hours later the strong explosion occurred in the building in Borgo Santa Caterina.
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Five fire engines, state police and local police officers, five ambulances and two medical vehicles immediately rushed to the scene. The prosecutor on duty Emanuele Marchisio was also present in the evening.
The Municipality turned to a private facility to obtain beds to make available to the evacuated residents. Firefighters carried out checks throughout the night, both in the building where the explosion occurred and in the surrounding buildings, to verify their stability and usability. Via Longo remained closed all night.

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An explosion that occurred at 7.30pm in Via Longo in Bergamo forced around 50 people to leave their homes. The Romanian couple residing in the ground floor apartment where the explosion occurred were seriously injured and taken to hospital in Milan. In total there are nine injured, two with code yellow and five with green. The building was declared unusable, while the adjacent buildings were found usable. The prefect, the police commissioner and the deputy prosecutor intervened on site.