Natural gas explosion damages building in Ohio city, injuring 7
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Authorities say a natural gas explosion has caused extensive damage to a building in an Ohio city, injuring seven people. WKBN-TV reports that Tuesday’s blast in Youngstown also damaged a
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Authorities say a natural gas explosion has caused extensive damage to a building in an Ohio city, injuring seven people. WKBN-TV reports that Tuesday’s blast in Youngstown also damaged a
A gas leak appears to have caused a large explosion in downtown Youngstown, Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon, reportedly blowing out the bottom floor of a 13-story building and injuring at least seven people.
At least seven are injured and two missing after an explosion tore apart the facade of an historic building housing a bank and apartments in downtown Youngstown, Ohio, Tuesday afternoon.
The blast in Youngstown, which occurred around 2:45 p.m., damaged a building and blew off the facade, WKBN-TV, a CBS affiliate in Youngstown, reported.
