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23 Homes Damaged After House Explosion in Cleveland, Ohio, Suburb
Officials said the blast destroyed three homes and injured one person after crews struck a natural gas line.
- On Thursday, a gas line strike in Twinsburg Township caused an explosion on Hiram Lane that destroyed three homes, the Summit County Sheriff confirmed.
- Crews working in the area struck a natural gas line, prompting the Twinsburg Fire Department to respond and issue a shelter-in-place order shortly after.
- Residents on Hiram Square and Dorset Lane received emergency orders to avoid starting vehicles or creating sparks until the gas leak was controlled.
- Hudson halted all directional drilling operations, and State Route 91 north of Middleton Road was closed due to the explosion.
- Emergency crews continue working at the scene with one injury reported as of Thursday night; residents should monitor 19 News for updates.
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House explosions level homes
In both Washington and Ohio, dramatic house explosions obliterated several homes. Video from Washington captures the moment a house storing fireworks blew up and drone material shows the aftermath of a gas line being hit in Ohio. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa reports.
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