4th-century Arch of Constantine in Rome damaged by storm with lightning and heavy rain.
The Arch of Constantine, a 4th-century monument in Rome near the Colosseum, was damaged by a severe storm on September 3, 2024. The storm included a lightning strike that caused a stone block to fall, while heavy rainfall—60mm in under an hour—flooded streets and downed trees. Recovery efforts are underway, and assessments of the damage are ongoing, as officials address the impact on this historic site.
September 03, 2024
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