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- Lungarno Torrigiani – Photo Vigili del Fuoco
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- Lungarno Torrigiani – Photo Vigili del Fuoco
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- Lungarno Torrigiani – Photo Vigili del Fuoco
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- Lungarno Torrigiani – Photo Vigili del Fuoco
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- Via de’ Bardi night of May 24-25, Photo Michelle Davis
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- Lungarno Torrigiani at 9:14am – Photo Mary Gray
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- Lungarno Torrigiani at 9:14am – Photo Mary Gray
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- From Ponte Vecchio towards the Lungarno Torrigiani at 9:14am – Photo Mary Gray
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- Unfortunate parked cars – via Kirsten Hills on Instagram (@kirstenhillsjournalist)
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- 10:40am photo Mary Gray
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- 10:40am photo Mary Gray
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- 10:40am photo Mary Gray
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- 10:40am photo Mary Gray
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- 10:40am photo Mary Gray
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- Bystanders on Ponte alle Grazie
A large (70cm) broken tube is the cause of the dramatic collapse of a stretch of Lungarno Torrigiani, adjacent to the Ponte Vecchio and across the Arno from the Uffizi this morning at 6:15am. The 3-7 meter deep chasm affects 200 meters of the riverside road, swallowing up parked cars, some into muddy water. Nobody was hurt in the incident.
Publiacqua reports disruption of water service in Florence and surrounding areas as they work to repair broken tubes.
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Passersby observed flooded streets from a broken tube on the night of Tuesday May 24 – Wednesday May 25 in via de’ Bardi and on the Lungarno.
Updated 10:54am with additional photography by our journalists on site.
