(ANSA) - ROME, SEP 4 - Lightning that struck Rome's
Constantine Arch near the Colosseum during a violent
thunderstorm on Tuesday loosened fragments from the ancient
structure, the Colosseum Archaeological Park has said in a
statement.
The institution said its technicians intervened "promptly" right
after the storm and "all fragments" from the lightning strike
were "retrieved and secured".
The extent of the damage was being evaluated on Wednesday, the
Colosseum Archaeological Park added. (ANSA).
Lightning has damaged Constantine Arch in Rome
Fragments immediately secured - Colosseum Archeological Park